There is speculation and mixed reports that Juanita Bynum is thinking about getting back together with her estranged husband, Bishop Thomas Weeks. MediaTakeOut.com has reported that Bynum and Weeks have begun the process of undergoing spiritual counseling in order to reconcile their broken marriage.
The reports allegedly came from someone close to Bynum and Weeks. The anonymous source has stated that the two are undergoing spiritual counseling to fix their marriage. According to the anonymous source, "They both need spiritual healing from the Lord, but they're committed to rebuilding their marriage ... Please give them some privacy."
However, the report was quickly denied by someone even closer to Thomas Weeks, publicist Angelo Ellerbee. Ellerbee had this to say to EURWeb:
"Please allow this communication to serve as an official notice to your web page that what was posted today regarding my client, Bishop Weeks III and his estranged wife, prophetess Juanita Bynum is totally false, incorrect and untrue on the behalf of Bishop Weeks. However, Ms. Bynum chooses to position herself is up to her and her publicity firm. There has been no spiritual engagements between my client, Bishop Weeks and his estranged wife. I hope that you will be very kind in displaying this information on your site as soon as possible. I find it quite misleading and full of publicity tricks."
A similar statement was released by Amy Malone, publicist for Juanita Bynum:
"Juanita Bynum would like to make it very clear that she is not in counseling with Bishop Thomas Weeks III, nor are there any talks of reconciliation as stated in the false article written by Doug Campbell. Juanita Bynum Ministries received a request from Bishop Weeks' uncle, Bishop Leo Smith, to speak at his conference in Barbados this June. She also received an invitation from his grandfather and aunt, Bishop Thomas J. Weeks and Dr. Gwendolyn Weeks to speak at their two-day prayer revival in Boston ... she accepted both invitations. Her acceptances of the invitations are in no way a step towards reconciliation."
Some have argued that Weeks and Bynum have been using their relationship as a publicity stunt, sending out press releases and "positioning themselves" in the public eye.
"Perhaps if this relationship were more about God and love than publicity, it might have had a chance to last," says relationship therapist Mathew Couch.
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TRULY I FEEL THAT THEY BOTH NEED TO STOP POINTING THE FINGER AT EACH OTHER AND ACCEPT THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THEIR FAULTS . THEY NEED TO BOTH GO BEFORE GOD AND REPENT AND TO EACH OTHER , AND THEY ESPICALLY NEED TO REPENT TO THE PEOPLE WHO THEY WERE LEADING AND ASK FOR THEIR FORGINENESS ,BECAUSE THEY REALLY HURTED SOME PEOPLE AND LED THEM TO STRAY BECAUSE OF THE MESS THAT HAS CAME OUT ABOUT THEM , THE BIBLE SAYS THAT THE BLOOD WILL BE REQUIRED AT THEIR HAND , IT IS A ASHAME THAT THIS HAS HAPPENEND , HOW CAN YOU LEAD PEOPLE TO GOD AND YOU ARE MESSED UP , BISHOP WEEKS AND PROPHETESS BYNUM NEED TO CHECK THERE SALVATION OUT , BEACAUSE IT SOMETHING GOING WRONG IN THEIR LIVES. WHAT DEBT THAT THEY MUST PAY WITH GOD FOR HE IS THE FINAL JUDGE !
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