“Bray alleges the funds were ‘misappropriated and commingled with Mr. Feucht’s personal funds,’ and claimed that Feucht ‘knowingly misrepresented the intended use of funds in order to induce’ the donation.” - MinistryWatch
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“Bray alleges the funds were ‘misappropriated and commingled with Mr. Feucht’s personal funds,’ and claimed that Feucht ‘knowingly misrepresented the intended use of funds in order to induce’ the donation.” - MinistryWatch
“Five former leaders of groups associated with Sean Feucht have issued a formal statement bringing to light what they call ‘longstanding and serious moral, ethical, financial, organizational and governance failures’ by Feucht and calling for an independent investigation into possible fraud and embezzlement.” - MinistryWatch
“In 2019, Sean Feucht Ministries had a revenue of $283,526. In 2020, that number surged to $5.3 million. Additionally, its expenses rose from $269,911 to $1.1 million. From 2019 to 2020, its general and admin ratio jumped from 1% to 33%, and its net assets grew to $4.5 million.” - MinistryWatch
“For the first time ever, a man who performs in makeup and women’s clothing has hit No. 1 on the Christian music charts — a feat in part due to criticism from worship artist Sean Feucht.” - CPost
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“…thousands of people from all races and different denominations came together to worship God. Clips show people speaking in tongues, surrendering to God, praying over people, waving flags that read ‘Jesus,’ dancing, and screaming the name of Jesus in the streets of New York.” - C.Leaders
“…the NAR is not this conspiratorial, worldwide, monolithic, demonic movement. As part of the mix, she does mention Sean Feucht…. Feucht is many things both good and bad, but he’s not NAR.” - GetReligion
“GOD TV expressed that DeSantis’ quote is ‘exactly the opposite of what Paul is communicating in Ephesians 6.’” - C.Leaders
“Locke and Feucht are sideshows in the midst of a global pandemic and a time of Christian service and mission. Hungry for media attention and skilled at getting the headlines, both have given many non-Christians another reason to reject Christianity.” - Ed Stetzer