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Read what Actress Stella Damasus say that Made her fans to call her sinner

Few days ago, popular Nollywood actress, Stella Damasus, got everyone talking after she was spotted beside a swimming pool with a Bible.
The actress, who has been preaching about Christ lately is taking her time to tell whoever cares to listen about her new life. The actress, who took to Instagram to post the photo of herself reading a bible beside the pool wrote in the caption area that:

”Some people looked at me funny at the pool about three days ago. They kept starring at me and talking among themselves. I found out that they were almost stunned that someone will bring a BIBLE to the poolside to relax. So I thought to myself “if people can take magazines, novels and self help books to read and relax at the pool why can’t I take my BIBLE?” Trust me I loved every minute of it and I started raising my hand from time to time whenever a verse hit me. At that point I really didn’t care what they had to say and I still don’t. So don’t be surprised if you see me carrying my bible with me everywhere I go. If handbags, purses, sunglasses, accessories and different things can be trendy then I choose my bible to be my new trend. If you agree with me and you are not ashamed to carry your bible around, then take your bible to the least likely place and take a picture of yourself. Post the picture on your social media and ask your friends and followers to do the same. Let’s make the bible trendy too and most importantly let’s read it as we go along. This will be fun. #biblepic #biblechallenge #churchgal #Godpikin #iloveJesus #sdtheman #sdmonday #beinspired #bibletrend #bosslady”

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