Church bishop will continue 3am services despite noise fine, claiming that's when 'demons are active'

Jeremy Stockton

Bishop Climate Irungu says that the church's 3am services are set to go ahead

A church which has been fined for noise offences caused by their 3am services say they won't stop - because that's the time when "demons are active".
The Kingdom Church in Camberwell, south London, faced a fine of £7,740.50 earlier this month after residents nearby complained about sleepless nights.


But the church leader has insisted that the “loud preaching” and “amplified music” on Saturday mornings will go on because of their "religious beliefs".
Bishop Climate Irungu says that they have worked on solving noise issues by soundproofing with a new floor and ceiling.

The nighttime is "the time when we’re dealing with spiritual things, when the spiritual world is busy".
"That's the time when demons are more active, when people are asleep, that's when they will come," Irungu told the Standard .

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