Bishop Victor Couzens, leader of the 5,000-member Inspirational Bible Church in Cincinnati, Ohio, denied posting a suicidal note on Facebook Sunday just a day after he publicly asked God to help him fight for his job after confessing to having “multiple” extramarital relationships.
“It’s about 6:30 in the morning in Ohio. My Facebook page was hacked. It’s caused a lot of concern with whatever was said. The page has since been deactivated but I wanted ya’ll to see my face and hear my voice. Thank you for your prayers and your concern,” Couzens said in a video addressing the suicide note that was posted on Instagram and shared with The Christian Post. Couzens has made most of his personal social media accounts private since his rampant fornication was made public.
In the since deleted Facebook post, Couzens claims hackers suggested he would commit suicide because he was being unfairly treated by critics who want him to step down from the church he loves.
“The ungrateful people I have served and helped who look at me now with contempt in their eyes and will not stand up for or with me. But are sure to tell me how I’ve disappointed them….
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