And those that claim to have belonged to the faith have not quite been able to expose those still practising the faith. For many Christians, however, this is not an assurance that Satanism is not a serious threat. Father Ignatius Mwebe says. The Church as a body has to fight the prince of darkness. We are his first target.
Goodness is always the target of evil.
Bishop Mambo also said that the mushrooming of cults was getting out of hand he wanted government to scrutinise all the churches to prevent church wars that could destroy Christianity in the country. Recent months has seen an increased number of divisions in various churches, resulting in splinter groups forming up to follow their own methods of prayer. Bishop Mambo fears that if such divisions were allowed to continue, cults could emerge and Christianity could become vulnerable to devil worshipers. The Satanists are said to be very selective in their recruitment of members. According to a young woman who recently broke away from the devil's faith, some Satanists operate from Christian churches from which they recruit their members.