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'man Kush' Pastor Paul Kuria's Biography in Summary

Kenya has a strong religious heritage, and there are plenty of churches to choose from. Kenya has a large number of pastors, reverends, and bishops, each with their own unique message and delivery style. Pastor Paul Kuria, also known as Man Kush, is one of many men of the cloth. The Home of Glory Joy Ministry at the Blue Springs Hotel is led by a good man of God.

The famous pastor is known for telling it like it is and is also quite funny. In fact, he sparked an online debate by stating that he welcomes politicians to make generous contributions to his church and does not care where the money comes from.
 

Early Life

Man Kush is an open book. He is open about his past. The pastor has admitted to having multiple partners in the past and claims to have many children.

Family

The overseer of the Home of Glory Joy Ministry is married to Esther Kuria. The couple married in 1984 and have three children: two boys and one girl. Three years ago, during an interview with Joey Muthengi and Willis Raburu on Citizen TV's Daybreak, he stated that his youngest is 25 years old. One of the boys is married, and so is his girlfriend.
 

Career

Man Kush has been a pastor for more than thirty years. In a recent interview with NTV, Dr. King'ori revealed that he founded his first church in Githurai by selling his car. He was an evangelist who conducted numerous crusades before becoming a pastor. He has become a well-known pastor and master of ceremonies. The pastor serves over 3,000 people and once admitted in an interview that he healed a woman with HIV.
 

However, the pastor has previously stated that praying for people is not his primary concern as long as he preaches the word. After all, all he needs to do is teach people how to pray, so they can pray for themselves.

Number of churches

Man Kush has 36 churches under his ministry. He has trained pastors to oversee the daily operations of the churches.

Away from preaching

Aside from being a pastor, the man wears several other hats. He's a vernacular singer and broker.
 

They say "Laughter is the best medicine," and the preacher delivers on that promise. He is also a comedian, having appeared in several episodes of the Churchill show. They met (him and Churchill) at Mzee Ojwang's funeral, which Man Kush was pastoring. Finally, Paul Kuria is a Master of Ceremony (MC).