Pastor says men who give GH¢10 or GH¢20 offering are not ready for marriage

• A Ghanaian pastor advised women not to marry men who give small church offerings like GH¢10 or GH¢20, saying it reflects financial weakness.

• He argued that a man’s generosity in church shows how he may treat a future wife, linking giving to responsibility.

A Ghanaian pastor has stirred debate after advising female congregants not to marry men who give small offerings in church, arguing that such men may not be financially prepared for marriage.

Speaking during a sermon, the man of God claimed that men who regularly give offerings as low as GH¢10 or GH¢20 show signs of financial weakness and may struggle to take care of their wives in the future.

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He further urged women to pay attention to how much a man gives in church, suggesting that generosity towards God reflects how a man may treat his partner.

The pastor also referenced biblical teachings to support his message, saying love is often demonstrated through giving.

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However, he clarified that gifts or offerings do not necessarily have to be expensive, but should reflect a willing and generous heart.

His comments have since sparked mixed reactions among social media users saying the amount of offering should not be used to judge a person’s suitability for marriage.