Social media has been on a buzz ever since a post went viral saying that a Mexican church is charging $100 for booking a plot in heaven next to Jesus. Yes! you heard it right right. Multiple TikTokers around the world are sharing videos and making content on plots for sale in heaven. Multiple media reports suggest that Iglesia del Final de los Tiempos church had collected millions of dollars through land deals promising a "spot in heaven".
It was reported that the land deal in Heaven claims that the starting price for the plots is $100 per square metre, and that interested buyers can pay using American Express, Apple pay, or set up a payment plan. A brochure with the details of the deal is also going viral. It shows a grand house built in the cloud with golden rays coming from behind. The picture is posted with a family of four and all sorts of digital payment options including Visa, Master, Maestro, RuPay, and even digital wallets such as Google Pay and Apple Pay.
Not only this, Real estate influencer Armanto Pantoja described the news as the 'biggest real estate deal' and alleged that the Church had already millions of dollars.
However, the reality is there is no plot for sale in heaven. As per reports, the viral brochure turned out that the headline-grabbing church is actually a satirical Evangelical church that mocks grifting pastors. The organisation's pages are very popular on social media.
X also added the context saying, "The "Iglesia del Final de los Tiempos" is a satire Evangelical church that mocks grifting pastors on Facebook. All their posts are exaggerations (e.g. having big b**bs is Satanism, calling women "ribs", or women shouldn't ride horses)."