Paula White was born Paula Michelle Furr, April 20, 1966, in Tupelo, Mississippi, to Myra Joanelle and Donald Paul Furr III. Her parents owned a thriving toy and craft store, and Paula and her brother Mark had a privileged life. However, Donald and Myra Furr's marriage began to fail when Paula was five years old. Paula's mother left Tupelo and took her to Memphis. Paula's father followed with an ultimatum for Myra to give Paula to him or he would commit suicide, and Myra refused. Later that night Donald Furr killed himself by running his car into a tree. Paula's mother experienced a drastic change in socioeconomic status because of her husband's death, throwing Paula, her brother and mother into poverty. Paula's mother became an alcoholic. While her mother worked, White was looked after by caregivers. White has said that she was sexually and physically abused between the ages of six and thirteen, by different people on different occasions Paula Michelle White is an international Christian evangelist and teacher, TV personality, author and philanthropist. She is the Senior Pastor of New Destiny Christian Center in Apopka, Florida (Orlando metropolitan area), which is a non-denominational, multi-cultural church whose membership ranges in the thousands. She hosts a television show, Paula White Today, produced by Paula White Ministries, that is seen on multiple networks, at one point including Black Entertainment Television (BET) and Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN). Formerly she was the co-pastor of Without Walls International Church in Tampa, a church she co-founded with pastor Randy White.
She has received many awards for her work, including the Rosa Parks Lifetime Achievement Award in 2013, Impact Leadership Award in 2011; the Humanitarian Award by the Trumpet Award Foundation in 2009; the Behind the Bench "Mind, Body, Spirit Award" from the NBA Wives Organization in 2007, and the "Trailblazer Award" by Jesse Jackson and Rainbow Coalition in 2006. In many of her sermons, empowerment seminars, and books Paula White discusses her childhood traumas to teach about God's transforming power. Her style has been described as humorous and candid.
She has received many awards for her work, including the Rosa Parks Lifetime Achievement Award in 2013, Impact Leadership Award in 2011; the Humanitarian Award by the Trumpet Award Foundation in 2009; the Behind the Bench "Mind, Body, Spirit Award" from the NBA Wives Organization in 2007, and the "Trailblazer Award" by Jesse Jackson and Rainbow Coalition in 2006. In many of her sermons, empowerment seminars, and books Paula White discusses her childhood traumas to teach about God's transforming power. Her style has been described as humorous and candid.
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All the President’s Pastors: Who’s Advising Trump? White-Cain, a prosperity-preaching televangelist and Trump’s longtime spiritual adviser, has been an unofficial guide in introducing him to other faith leaders, gathering his coterie of 25 evangelical advisers during his first term and now leading the White House Faith Office, based in the West Wing. White-Cain told Fox & Friends during Holy Week that the office has hosted “almost 500 faith leaders” since February. By Wednesday’s dinner, the count had grown: “We’ve actually had over 1,000 faith leaders in through the White House in just this short time period,” she said. (Christianity Today 4/17/25) READ MORE>>>>> NOTED: “He’s very tender toward God,” she said in an interview last month with CBN News. “He’s very attracted to the anointing and to the presence of God. He really is protective over people of faith and understands the foundation of faith.” At one meeting in the Oval Office, White-Cain noticed two gold cherub figurines Trump had asked to be recently added. He asked White-Cain, “Don’t angels protect you and watch over you?” “And I said, ‘Good choice, sir!’” she said. She seems to be coddling him like he were a three year old. Cherubs made of gold do not protect anyone from anything. But that is the kind of "faith" Trump has. And the kind of "faith" Trumps enablers foist his way. Hello, Paula White There are several reasons Trump cozied up with this particular group of MAGA Christian nationalists. Their unwavering loyalty and commitment to praising him as God’s chosen candidate probably helped, as did their televangelist showmanship. But a lot of his personal favor had to do with Paula White, his personal spiritual adviser and a member of the cohort. According to White, Trump called her up two decades ago when he saw her on television, preaching the prosperity gospel. Trump thought she had “the ‘it’ factor.” Years later, she would tell Trump that God approved of his plans to run for president; years after that, she would deliver the invocation at his inauguration. (Slate 1/20/25) READ MORE>>>>> Pastor: Trump ‘warrior for the Word of God’ Televangelist Paula White-Cain, who hosted the event, thanked God "for our fighter of faith, and for freedom, and for religion." The event ended with a '70s disco anthem blaring and some of the pastors dancing on stage. White-Cain had encouraged the Christian audience to "get your dance on" noting that "YMCA" was about to be played. Video of the event has circulated widely on social media, with some applauding the pastors and others calling for churches that endorse political candidates to lose their tax-exempt status. If elected, Trump has said he would repeal the Johnson Amendment, which bars nonprofit organizations from endorsing political candidates. (Democrat Gazette 11/2/24) READ MORE>>>>> |
November 4, 2020: One day after the election in which Trump was standing for his second term, White appeared in a Facebook Live stream in which she conducted a prayer service to secure Trump's reelection, repeatedly calling on "angelic reinforcement" from "angels" from Africa and South America as well as "an abundance of rain." May 5, 2007: Independent Conservative reported: So I saw a clip of Paula White on YouTube and I must say something about it here. Because this is a PRIME EXAMPLE of how prosperity doctrine, word of faith, pulpit pimps attempt to mix darkness and light to justify their agenda, greed! Paula White Trashes the Words of Paul and Empowers Greed. July 7, 2007: Cavman Considers wrote: While I was in Tampa last night I passed Church Without Walls International, home of TV Personality/Pastor Paula White. It certainly is in an area that seriously needs the gospel. Around the corner there are a ton of strip clubs (a common problem in Tampa which is part of why I can’t stand Tampa, the utter spiritual darkness there). |
Paula White Interviews Donald Trump on His Faith at Inaugural Summit Attended by Jack Graham, Mark Driscoll and Sean Feucht
Musician and Christian nationalist political activist Sean Feucht concluded his two-year tour of state capitals with a pre-election Oct. 26 rally on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., where he was joined by friend and fellow Christian nationalist Sen. Josh Hawley. Former President Donald Trump, who hopes right-wing Christian voter turnout efforts will put him back in power, posted a video congratulating Feucht for doing an “incredible job” and saying “God will never forget it and we will never forget it.”
Feucht’s rally came just two weeks after his mentor, New Apostolic Reformation dominionist Lou Engle, brought tens of thousands to the Mall for a spiritual warfare rally that featured NAR leader Che Ahn making an “apostolic decree” that Trump would win this year’s presidential election—a decree Ahn repeated this week on Elijah Streams, where he said Trump would “win and bring reformation” to the “government mountain.”
(Church Leader 10/30/24) READMORE>>>>>
Musician and Christian nationalist political activist Sean Feucht concluded his two-year tour of state capitals with a pre-election Oct. 26 rally on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., where he was joined by friend and fellow Christian nationalist Sen. Josh Hawley. Former President Donald Trump, who hopes right-wing Christian voter turnout efforts will put him back in power, posted a video congratulating Feucht for doing an “incredible job” and saying “God will never forget it and we will never forget it.”
Feucht’s rally came just two weeks after his mentor, New Apostolic Reformation dominionist Lou Engle, brought tens of thousands to the Mall for a spiritual warfare rally that featured NAR leader Che Ahn making an “apostolic decree” that Trump would win this year’s presidential election—a decree Ahn repeated this week on Elijah Streams, where he said Trump would “win and bring reformation” to the “government mountain.”
(Church Leader 10/30/24) READMORE>>>>>
Trump attacks undocumented immigrants and other familiar targets at Georgia Tech rally
Former president Donald Trump was back in Georgia Monday for a faith summit and rally just over a week ahead of the Nov. 5 presidential election where he faces Vice President Kamala Harris. Georgia’s 16 electoral votes could be crucial to victory, and both candidates and their surrogates have been barnstorming the state in the final days, with major appearances by candidates last week and by surrogates over the weekend. Trump started off his latest visit with a stop at a Powder Springs church for a faith summit featuring evangelical leaders including Paula White, Jentezen Franklin, Jack Graham and Kenneth Copeland. The former president concluded his Monday visit with a rally at Georgia Tech’s McCamish Pavilion, near where he debated President Joe Biden in late June before Biden dropped out of the race. (Washington Post; 10/29/24) READ MORE>>>>>
Former president Donald Trump was back in Georgia Monday for a faith summit and rally just over a week ahead of the Nov. 5 presidential election where he faces Vice President Kamala Harris. Georgia’s 16 electoral votes could be crucial to victory, and both candidates and their surrogates have been barnstorming the state in the final days, with major appearances by candidates last week and by surrogates over the weekend. Trump started off his latest visit with a stop at a Powder Springs church for a faith summit featuring evangelical leaders including Paula White, Jentezen Franklin, Jack Graham and Kenneth Copeland. The former president concluded his Monday visit with a rally at Georgia Tech’s McCamish Pavilion, near where he debated President Joe Biden in late June before Biden dropped out of the race. (Washington Post; 10/29/24) READ MORE>>>>>
10 Evangelical reactions to Trump's guilty verdict: 'A very sad day'
Paula White, who served as a spiritual advisor to Trump during his tenure in the White House, described Thursday as “a sad day for all Americans as we watched firsthand the judicial system weaponized to go after President Trump for political gain.” Like Franklin, White shared pictures of spiritual leaders praying over Trump in a post published on the social media platform X on Thursday. “We the people will stand up against this in November!” she vowed. “May God bless you, my long time friend, President Trump, and may God bless all of us who stand for righteousness!” (Christian Post 6/22/23) READ MORE>>>>>
Paula White, who served as a spiritual advisor to Trump during his tenure in the White House, described Thursday as “a sad day for all Americans as we watched firsthand the judicial system weaponized to go after President Trump for political gain.” Like Franklin, White shared pictures of spiritual leaders praying over Trump in a post published on the social media platform X on Thursday. “We the people will stand up against this in November!” she vowed. “May God bless you, my long time friend, President Trump, and may God bless all of us who stand for righteousness!” (Christian Post 6/22/23) READ MORE>>>>>
Z-NOTE: January 8, 2024:
Zorek Richards
There's Something About Paula White
Paula White-Cain was very close to Trump during his presidency; There was not a rally where Paula White-Cain wasn’t present, and often opening rallies with prayer. Most of the time she engaged in what we call spiritual warfare prayer—prayers that are directed against President Trump’s enemies, against the enemies of Christians. Implying that these demonic forces have a hold on Trump’s political adversaries.
During Trump’s reelection campaign, there were 20,000 people at the Amway Center [at an Orlando rally in June 2019]. And the first person to show up on the podium is Paula White-Cain. And she’s praying against principalities and powers. To all these 20,000 people, she’s labeling Trump’s adversaries as being influenced by evil supernatural forces. So it’s a way to disqualify Trump’s political adversaries.
Paula White-Cain was very close to Trump during his presidency; There was not a rally where Paula White-Cain wasn’t present, and often opening rallies with prayer. Most of the time she engaged in what we call spiritual warfare prayer—prayers that are directed against President Trump’s enemies, against the enemies of Christians. Implying that these demonic forces have a hold on Trump’s political adversaries.
During Trump’s reelection campaign, there were 20,000 people at the Amway Center [at an Orlando rally in June 2019]. And the first person to show up on the podium is Paula White-Cain. And she’s praying against principalities and powers. To all these 20,000 people, she’s labeling Trump’s adversaries as being influenced by evil supernatural forces. So it’s a way to disqualify Trump’s political adversaries.
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The Radical Evangelicals Who Helped Push Jan. 6 to Wage War on “Demonic Influence”
Paula White-Cain was very close to Trump during his presidency; There was not a rally where Paula White-Cain wasn’t present, and often opening rallies with prayer. Most of the time she engaged in what we call spiritual warfare prayer—prayers that are directed against President Trump’s enemies, against the enemies of Christians. Implying that these demonic forces have a hold on Trump’s political adversaries. During Trump’s reelection campaign, there were 20,000 people at the Amway Center [at an Orlando rally in June 2019]. And the first person to show up on the podium is Paula White-Cain. And she’s praying against principalities and powers. To all these 20,000 people, she’s labeling Trump’s adversaries as being influenced by evil supernatural forces. So it’s a way to disqualify Trump’s political adversaries. (Molly Olmstead/Slate 1/6/24) READ MORE>>>>> |
The roots of Trump’s religion
It is feasible Trump will be back in the Oval Office in less than year. Yet when I mention to colleagues that I have been researching Trump’s religious faith, reactions vary from mild scoffing (“I thought he was his own religion?”) to bafflement and surprise. But Trump has a faith. Let us start with Trump’s inauguration. Not many people will have heard of Pastor Paula White, but she was one of the clergy nominated to pray for Trump at his inauguration in 2017. Pastor White is a leading exponent of the (so-called) “health, wealth and prosperity” movement. She preaches the “prosperity gospel” which teaches that God wants people to be rich, and that he makes them wealthy as a blessing. Conspicuous wealth is evidence of God’s personal reward for those with faith.
(Martyn Percy/Prospect 12/23/23)
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It is feasible Trump will be back in the Oval Office in less than year. Yet when I mention to colleagues that I have been researching Trump’s religious faith, reactions vary from mild scoffing (“I thought he was his own religion?”) to bafflement and surprise. But Trump has a faith. Let us start with Trump’s inauguration. Not many people will have heard of Pastor Paula White, but she was one of the clergy nominated to pray for Trump at his inauguration in 2017. Pastor White is a leading exponent of the (so-called) “health, wealth and prosperity” movement. She preaches the “prosperity gospel” which teaches that God wants people to be rich, and that he makes them wealthy as a blessing. Conspicuous wealth is evidence of God’s personal reward for those with faith.
(Martyn Percy/Prospect 12/23/23)
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Meet the New Apostolic Reformation, cutting edge of the Christian rightChristian nationalism has new momentum — and a new movement that openly longs for "dominion" over secular America. Lance Wallnau’s book, “God’s Chaos Candidate” played a significant role in solidifying evangelical support for Donald Trump in 2016, brushing aside concerns about his obvious lack of morality.
Paula White-Cain gave the invocation at Trump’s inauguration in 2017, at his re-election campaign kick-off in 2019 and his Jan. 6, 2021, pre-insurrection rally. On the second occasion, she gave what experts describe as a ‘spiritual warfare’ prayer: “Let every demonic network that is aligned itself against the purpose, against the calling of President Trump, let it be broken, let it be torn down in the name of Jesus.”
(Martyn Percy/Prospect 12/23/23)
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Paula White-Cain gave the invocation at Trump’s inauguration in 2017, at his re-election campaign kick-off in 2019 and his Jan. 6, 2021, pre-insurrection rally. On the second occasion, she gave what experts describe as a ‘spiritual warfare’ prayer: “Let every demonic network that is aligned itself against the purpose, against the calling of President Trump, let it be broken, let it be torn down in the name of Jesus.”
(Martyn Percy/Prospect 12/23/23)
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‘Who’s Allowing the Grifting?’: Donald Trump’s Former Spiritual Adviser Paula White, Who Once Prayed for Televangelist and former Donald Trump spiritual adviser Paula White claimed that she helped Nelson Mandela end apartheid in South Africa.
White made the outrageous claim during the Universal Peace Federation 2023 Peace Summit in Seoul, South Korea, on May 4. White — who claims to speak in tongues and once prayed for the angels of “Africa and South America” to reverse the 2020 election — claims in a resurfaced clip that she worked with Nelson Mandela to end apartheid in Pretoria, South Africa, while doing advocacy work, according to The Christian Post. (Niko Mann/Atlanta Black Star 9/15/23) READ MORE>>>>> |
“I began to feed homeless people, and I just asked God, ‘Could I spend the rest of my life doing this?’ My life was radically changed since I prayed a little prayer,” claimed the televangelist. “That advocacy started, and I would go to South Africa soon after that and build the first AIDS home in Pretoria, South Africa, and begin to work with Nelson Mandela to abolish apartheid.” The Nelson Mandela Foundation’s Razia Saleh told the Post the foundation had no record of White ever working with Mandela. |
April 6, 2023:
Tim Dickinson writing for Rolling Stone noted that Trump has painted his legal woes in a frame of religious persecution. After his 34 count indictment Trump’s longtime religious adviser Paula White Cain, working with an evangelical group called Intercessors for America, organized an “Emergency Prayer Call” for Trump. He argued that believers in “our beautiful Christianity” have been targeted: “We’re being discriminated against as a religion. We’re being discriminated against as a faith,” he insisted. “And we can’t let that continue.” Laying it on even thicker, Trump declared: “The main thing that our country needs, again, is religion.” He insisted: “I’m fighting, very hard for people of religion, people that believe in God.” Finally, Trump implored his listeners: “I want you to pray really hard, because we have to have a victory in 2024.”
Paula White Cain then moved the call along, asking other prominent guests to make public prayers for the ex-president, who remained on the line. The speakers included Focus on the Family founder James Dobson, Christian Nationalist worship leader Sean Feucht, former acting attorney general Matt Whitaker, and former congress member Michele Bachmann. Feucht used his time to summon “prayer warriors” to “rise up” on Trump’s behalf. He then prayed directly to heaven: “We know that you got a plan God… You can take what the enemy meant for evil in this horrible, corrupt, disgusting, demonic situation with this case in New York [and] you can shift it — and turn it around for our good.” there are some name and groups in there that I once considered honorable. Trump, however, permanently taints anything everyone he touches. He is spiritually and politically toxic.
Tim Dickinson writing for Rolling Stone noted that Trump has painted his legal woes in a frame of religious persecution. After his 34 count indictment Trump’s longtime religious adviser Paula White Cain, working with an evangelical group called Intercessors for America, organized an “Emergency Prayer Call” for Trump. He argued that believers in “our beautiful Christianity” have been targeted: “We’re being discriminated against as a religion. We’re being discriminated against as a faith,” he insisted. “And we can’t let that continue.” Laying it on even thicker, Trump declared: “The main thing that our country needs, again, is religion.” He insisted: “I’m fighting, very hard for people of religion, people that believe in God.” Finally, Trump implored his listeners: “I want you to pray really hard, because we have to have a victory in 2024.”
Paula White Cain then moved the call along, asking other prominent guests to make public prayers for the ex-president, who remained on the line. The speakers included Focus on the Family founder James Dobson, Christian Nationalist worship leader Sean Feucht, former acting attorney general Matt Whitaker, and former congress member Michele Bachmann. Feucht used his time to summon “prayer warriors” to “rise up” on Trump’s behalf. He then prayed directly to heaven: “We know that you got a plan God… You can take what the enemy meant for evil in this horrible, corrupt, disgusting, demonic situation with this case in New York [and] you can shift it — and turn it around for our good.” there are some name and groups in there that I once considered honorable. Trump, however, permanently taints anything everyone he touches. He is spiritually and politically toxic.
The last few seconds of the Mar-a-Lago video are dominated by a beaming Jonathan Cain. In 2014, the Journey keyboardist met Christian television star Paula White on a Southwest Airlines flight. A year later, Paula and Jon divorced their partners, joined hands and jumped on a midnight train going anywhere.
Jonathan Cain has become a regular feature at Paula White-Cain’s megachurch. Three years later, Neal Schon was horrified to see publicity shots of Cain and two of his Journey bandmates being feted at the White House. Cain’s photogenic wife had delivered the invocation at Trump’s inauguration and, by the time of her husband’s White House visit, she was effectively running Trump’s Evangelical Advisory Council.
White’s ascendency was no accident. In 2002, Trump had invited White to visit him at Trump Tower after seeing her perform on television. She had the “it factor,” he said. She knew how to work a crowd.
Most of the high-profile preachers on Trump’s advisory council viewed women preachers with suspicion. But if they wanted access to the White House, these men had no choice but to work with Paula White. Like Journey in 1980, she was making a strategic move from a niche market to the MAGA big time.
In 2019, confident that Trump would be re-elected the following year, White announced that Brad Knight, her son, and his wife, Sarah, would be taking over as pastor of her Florida church. Recovering from the shock that her conduit to the White House had evaporated, White quickly switched course. Check out the congregation’s website these days and it’s all Paula White-Cain and her rock star husband.
Although he still identifies as Journey’s keyboardist, Jonathan Cain has emerged as an artist in the contemporary Christian music field. At every opportunity, he lets it be known that all the big hits he co-wrote with Journey were dictated, word-for-word, by the Holy Spirit. Which is why Neal Schon was so disturbed to see “Don’t Stop Believin’”associated with a form of political religion which, although wildly popular with the MAGA faithful, is anathema to most Journey fans.
In late December 2022, Schon fired off a cease-and-desist order demanding Cain stop using the band’s iconic song in political and religious settings.
With Journey’s 50th Anniversary Tour scheduled to begin in late January, fans are wondering how, with the rancor between them at fever pitch, Schon and Cain could possibly stand to share a stage. But the two men have been feuding over much the same issue ever since Cain and White blended their personas in 2015.
On New Year’s Eve, the two men were at Times Square performing “Don’t Stop Believin’” at “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest.” Having hopped on the same midnight train 43 years earlier, they have little choice but to keep riding. Like the song says, “it goes on, and on, and on, and on.”
The unsavory fact is that all the folks featured on the Mar-a-Lago video (together with white American evangelicalism, and the Republican Party) have clambered aboard Donald Trump’s midnight train and are destined to ride that train until, in the fulness of time, it hurtles off the rails. --Alan Bean; Friends of Justice; Don’t Stop Deceivin’: A Mar-a-Lago video unveils an American Apocalypse
Jonathan Cain has become a regular feature at Paula White-Cain’s megachurch. Three years later, Neal Schon was horrified to see publicity shots of Cain and two of his Journey bandmates being feted at the White House. Cain’s photogenic wife had delivered the invocation at Trump’s inauguration and, by the time of her husband’s White House visit, she was effectively running Trump’s Evangelical Advisory Council.
White’s ascendency was no accident. In 2002, Trump had invited White to visit him at Trump Tower after seeing her perform on television. She had the “it factor,” he said. She knew how to work a crowd.
Most of the high-profile preachers on Trump’s advisory council viewed women preachers with suspicion. But if they wanted access to the White House, these men had no choice but to work with Paula White. Like Journey in 1980, she was making a strategic move from a niche market to the MAGA big time.
In 2019, confident that Trump would be re-elected the following year, White announced that Brad Knight, her son, and his wife, Sarah, would be taking over as pastor of her Florida church. Recovering from the shock that her conduit to the White House had evaporated, White quickly switched course. Check out the congregation’s website these days and it’s all Paula White-Cain and her rock star husband.
Although he still identifies as Journey’s keyboardist, Jonathan Cain has emerged as an artist in the contemporary Christian music field. At every opportunity, he lets it be known that all the big hits he co-wrote with Journey were dictated, word-for-word, by the Holy Spirit. Which is why Neal Schon was so disturbed to see “Don’t Stop Believin’”associated with a form of political religion which, although wildly popular with the MAGA faithful, is anathema to most Journey fans.
In late December 2022, Schon fired off a cease-and-desist order demanding Cain stop using the band’s iconic song in political and religious settings.
With Journey’s 50th Anniversary Tour scheduled to begin in late January, fans are wondering how, with the rancor between them at fever pitch, Schon and Cain could possibly stand to share a stage. But the two men have been feuding over much the same issue ever since Cain and White blended their personas in 2015.
On New Year’s Eve, the two men were at Times Square performing “Don’t Stop Believin’” at “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest.” Having hopped on the same midnight train 43 years earlier, they have little choice but to keep riding. Like the song says, “it goes on, and on, and on, and on.”
The unsavory fact is that all the folks featured on the Mar-a-Lago video (together with white American evangelicalism, and the Republican Party) have clambered aboard Donald Trump’s midnight train and are destined to ride that train until, in the fulness of time, it hurtles off the rails. --Alan Bean; Friends of Justice; Don’t Stop Deceivin’: A Mar-a-Lago video unveils an American Apocalypse
Sept 19, 2021:
The first church I went to eventually dived into prosperity teaching nonsense. The experience has left me somewhat discerning and I avoid those type of churches....like Joel Osteen, Paula White, Ken Copeland and a host of others. My late mother use to listen to Osteen because she said he made her "feel good." Eating cheesecake makes me feel good...I would hope to get something more out of church then the feeling that I just ate some cheesecake.
The first church I went to eventually dived into prosperity teaching nonsense. The experience has left me somewhat discerning and I avoid those type of churches....like Joel Osteen, Paula White, Ken Copeland and a host of others. My late mother use to listen to Osteen because she said he made her "feel good." Eating cheesecake makes me feel good...I would hope to get something more out of church then the feeling that I just ate some cheesecake.
Paula White at Rally in DC on Jan 6, 2021
Paula White prayer in DC on Jan 6, 2021:
… God, you said you honor your word and your name above all things. So as we hold you, in covenant with you, today, let justice be done. Let justice be done. Let justice be done. Let we the people have the assurance of a fair and a just election. Hear our cry and turn our hearts to you. God, I pray that you would turn the hearts of those who are in power and position to make decisions, to walk in your wisdom, and to do justly today — for the integrity of democracy. For our nation.
God, we ask right now, in conclusion, for your provision. For your protection. For your power. For an outpouring of your spirit like never before. I secure POTUS — I thank you for President Trump. I thank you that he has stood with Israel. He has stood with life. He has stood for righteousness. He has stood for the most vulnerable. He has stood to alleviate poverty. He has stood for religious freedom. He has stood for safety and protection. He has stood in a place, God, that few men could stand. He has walked in your ways. And as you have allowed me to have a relationship with him and his family for 20 years, right now, as his pastor I put a hedge of protection around him. I secure his purpose. I secure his destiny. I secure his life, God, and I thank you that he will walk in a holy boldness and a wisdom, God, and that you will go before him. You will be his rear guard, and you will go in front of him this day and every day, God. …
… God, you said you honor your word and your name above all things. So as we hold you, in covenant with you, today, let justice be done. Let justice be done. Let justice be done. Let we the people have the assurance of a fair and a just election. Hear our cry and turn our hearts to you. God, I pray that you would turn the hearts of those who are in power and position to make decisions, to walk in your wisdom, and to do justly today — for the integrity of democracy. For our nation.
God, we ask right now, in conclusion, for your provision. For your protection. For your power. For an outpouring of your spirit like never before. I secure POTUS — I thank you for President Trump. I thank you that he has stood with Israel. He has stood with life. He has stood for righteousness. He has stood for the most vulnerable. He has stood to alleviate poverty. He has stood for religious freedom. He has stood for safety and protection. He has stood in a place, God, that few men could stand. He has walked in your ways. And as you have allowed me to have a relationship with him and his family for 20 years, right now, as his pastor I put a hedge of protection around him. I secure his purpose. I secure his destiny. I secure his life, God, and I thank you that he will walk in a holy boldness and a wisdom, God, and that you will go before him. You will be his rear guard, and you will go in front of him this day and every day, God. …
Paula White Cain is reportedly joining White House staff, according to The New York Times.Cain has served as President Donald Trump's spiritual adviser, and their relationship reaches back years before he ran for president. Cain will now officially work as adviser to the Trump administration's Faith and Opportunity Initiative, which works to give a voice to faith communities in government programs, reports say. Trump established the initiative last year by executive order with the goal of furthering causes important to religious communities, such as religious freedom and helping the poor. 10.31.18 - Charisma News: Paula White Cain Joins White House Staff
Julia Duin
Not all Christians, including evangelicals, are fans of the wealthy, thrice-married White, who has long been associated with the prosperity gospel, a set of beliefs that says God will reward faith, and very generous giving, with financial blessings. Detractors point to a congressional investigation of her former church’s finances and accusations that she has taken advantage of her mostly African American parishioners through her fundraising. Southern Baptist leader Russell Moore has called her a “charlatan,” conservative Christian writer Erick Erickson has said she’s a “Trinity-denying heretic,” and Christian rapper Shai Linne named her a “false teacher” in one of his songs.
But since the election, White’s star has soared. She offered a prayer at Trump’s inauguration (becoming the first clergywoman in history in such a role). She sat by the president at a private dinner for evangelical leaders on the eve of the National Day of Prayer. She has hovered close by during prayer sessions in the Oval Office. She was present when Trump met with advisers to discuss the nomination of Neil M. Gorsuch to the Supreme Court. Meanwhile, she told me, she has turned many of her duties as a pastor of a large church in Apopka, Fla., over to associates as she jets to the White House an average of once a week. (The Trump White House does not release visitor logs, so it’s difficult to confirm how often White is there.)
--Julia Duin; Washington Post: She led Trump to Christ: The rise of the televangelist who advises the White House 11.14.17
But since the election, White’s star has soared. She offered a prayer at Trump’s inauguration (becoming the first clergywoman in history in such a role). She sat by the president at a private dinner for evangelical leaders on the eve of the National Day of Prayer. She has hovered close by during prayer sessions in the Oval Office. She was present when Trump met with advisers to discuss the nomination of Neil M. Gorsuch to the Supreme Court. Meanwhile, she told me, she has turned many of her duties as a pastor of a large church in Apopka, Fla., over to associates as she jets to the White House an average of once a week. (The Trump White House does not release visitor logs, so it’s difficult to confirm how often White is there.)
--Julia Duin; Washington Post: She led Trump to Christ: The rise of the televangelist who advises the White House 11.14.17
Apopka preacher Paula White and presidential nominee Donald Trump are a match made in alt-right heaven
The Pentecostal preacher is on fire: A diminutive blonde in thigh-high boots with 4-inch stiletto heels, she transfixes her suburban Apopka congregation. Stalking the stage, she conveys mastery and authority one moment, vulnerability the next. She galvanizes the predominantly African-American worshipers at her megachurch, New Destiny Christian Center. And she isn't shy about breaking down her version of the here-and-now Prosperity Gospel."I don't want pie in the sky by and by," she says. "I want some ham where I am."
On a typical Sunday morning service at New Destiny – the first of two – worship has begun as it always does, with colored lights flashing against the walls and the cavernous ceiling, to the pounding beat of Christian rock. Worshippers are soon on their feet, arms in the air. A boom-mounted TV camera swoops down across the pews, as Paula White keeps time to the music, clapping with the heels of her hands
(Mark I Pinsky/Orlando Weekly 10/19/16)
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The Pentecostal preacher is on fire: A diminutive blonde in thigh-high boots with 4-inch stiletto heels, she transfixes her suburban Apopka congregation. Stalking the stage, she conveys mastery and authority one moment, vulnerability the next. She galvanizes the predominantly African-American worshipers at her megachurch, New Destiny Christian Center. And she isn't shy about breaking down her version of the here-and-now Prosperity Gospel."I don't want pie in the sky by and by," she says. "I want some ham where I am."
On a typical Sunday morning service at New Destiny – the first of two – worship has begun as it always does, with colored lights flashing against the walls and the cavernous ceiling, to the pounding beat of Christian rock. Worshippers are soon on their feet, arms in the air. A boom-mounted TV camera swoops down across the pews, as Paula White keeps time to the music, clapping with the heels of her hands
(Mark I Pinsky/Orlando Weekly 10/19/16)
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May 5, 2019: White announced that she was stepping down as senior pastor of New Destiny Christian Center and that her son and his wife would become the new senior pastors.
October 31, 2019: The White House announced that White would serve in an official advisory role for the Center for Faith and Opportunity Initiative.
October 31, 2019: The White House announced that White would serve in an official advisory role for the Center for Faith and Opportunity Initiative.
January 20, 2017: White delivered the invocation at Donald Trump's inauguration. She is the first female clergy member to deliver the invocation
April 27, 2015: White & Jonathan Cain (Of the rock band Journey) were married, White becoming step-mother to his children.
March 4, 2014: When White was the senior pastor of New Destiny Christian Center in Apopka, Without Walls International Church filed for Chapter 11 federal bankruptcy protection.
January 1, 2012: White became senior pastor of New Destiny Christian Center.
June 20, 2012: White's ex-husband Randy White resumed leadership of the Tampa church location.
June 20, 2012: White's ex-husband Randy White resumed leadership of the Tampa church location.
January 1, 2011: After the resignation of Scott Thomas, White became the senior pastor of the Without Walls Central Church in Lakeland, Florida.
December 31, 2011: The board of New Destiny Christian Church in Apopka, Florida, announced it had appointed White to succeed Zachery Tims as the new senior pastor. New Destiny Christian Center had been searching for a replacement since his death in August 2011.
December 31, 2011: The board of New Destiny Christian Church in Apopka, Florida, announced it had appointed White to succeed Zachery Tims as the new senior pastor. New Destiny Christian Center had been searching for a replacement since his death in August 2011.
July 12, 2009: White became the senior pastor of Tampa Christian Center, replacing her former husband, Randy White, who stated that he was stepping down as pastor for health reasons but would remain connected with the church in a different position.
Oct 4, 2006: White, who is the "personal life coach" of Tyra Banks, appeared on her show, the Tyra Banks Show, in an episode on promiscuity.
June 15, 2023: World Israel News: Evangelical leader who advised Trump says Christians’ role is to understand Judaism, not convert Jews
Florida televangelist Paula White told The Jerusalem Post Wednesday that Christians should try to understand authentic Judaism instead of attempting to convert Jews.
White firmly believes that “You can be Jewish without being Christian, but you cannot be Christian without understanding Judaism.” She has therefore come to Israel to study Torah as well as tour such Jewishly historical sites as the Temple Mount and Hebron with various Orthodox educators.
Florida televangelist Paula White told The Jerusalem Post Wednesday that Christians should try to understand authentic Judaism instead of attempting to convert Jews.
White firmly believes that “You can be Jewish without being Christian, but you cannot be Christian without understanding Judaism.” She has therefore come to Israel to study Torah as well as tour such Jewishly historical sites as the Temple Mount and Hebron with various Orthodox educators.
April 25, 2023: Church Leaders: Christian Group To Organize Prayer, Evangelism Campaign at Sold Out SatanCon
The social media broadcast featured pastors Jentezen Franklin, Paula Cain White, Samuel Rodriguez, and Jim Garlow; author Eric Metaxas; worship leader Sean Feucht; American Association of Christian Counselors president Tim Clinton; James Dobson; and the former president himself, who noted in his remarks his belief that “we’re being discriminated against as a faith.”
The social media broadcast featured pastors Jentezen Franklin, Paula Cain White, Samuel Rodriguez, and Jim Garlow; author Eric Metaxas; worship leader Sean Feucht; American Association of Christian Counselors president Tim Clinton; James Dobson; and the former president himself, who noted in his remarks his belief that “we’re being discriminated against as a faith.”
Jan 3, 2022: Virtue Online: Former Southern Baptist Preacher Beth Moore Joins the Anglican Church in North America
By contrast, another woman, Paula White a televangelist and prosperity preacher took a different tack and fawned all over Trump, winning plaudits for doing so. White led the 70-member group, which includes evangelical leaders who backed the former president. She gushed over Trump, calling out "all the great work he had done."
By contrast, another woman, Paula White a televangelist and prosperity preacher took a different tack and fawned all over Trump, winning plaudits for doing so. White led the 70-member group, which includes evangelical leaders who backed the former president. She gushed over Trump, calling out "all the great work he had done."
Apr 15, 2022: Sea Isle News: Paula White of Paula White Ministries on the Power of Prayer- What are the Mental Health Benefits of Praying?
Paula White of Paula White Ministries reflected on faith during the height of the pandemic, finding that people of all walks of life committed to prayer to motivate themselves and others through crisis.
Paula White of Paula White Ministries reflected on faith during the height of the pandemic, finding that people of all walks of life committed to prayer to motivate themselves and others through crisis.
Sept 7, 2021: Christianity Today: Trump’s Faith Advisers Reconvene in New Initiative
Paula White leads the 70-member group, which includes evangelical leaders who backed the former president.
Sept 7, 2021: Baptist News Global: Angels from Africa: Reckoning with the New Apostolic Reformation
Two days after Joe Biden was declared winner of the 2020 presidential election, Paula White, the ex-president’s thrice-married spiritual advisor, launched into a stunning rant. “I hear victory in the corridors of heaven,” White told her congregation, in a staccato, machine-gun cadence. “Angels have even been dispatched from Africa right now. They’re coming here, in the name of Jesus, from South America.” The angelic mission, apparently, was to “stop the steal.”
Aug 12, 2021: Briefly: Suzanne Hinn's biography: What happened to Benny Hinn's wife?
On the contrary, it is alleged that Suzanne Hinn's husband had an extra-marital affair with fellow minister Paula White. Benny explained that although they were spotted coming out of a hotel in Rome while holding hands, he and Paula were platonic friends. He admitted cutting ties with Paula to save his marriage.
Paula White leads the 70-member group, which includes evangelical leaders who backed the former president.
Sept 7, 2021: Baptist News Global: Angels from Africa: Reckoning with the New Apostolic Reformation
Two days after Joe Biden was declared winner of the 2020 presidential election, Paula White, the ex-president’s thrice-married spiritual advisor, launched into a stunning rant. “I hear victory in the corridors of heaven,” White told her congregation, in a staccato, machine-gun cadence. “Angels have even been dispatched from Africa right now. They’re coming here, in the name of Jesus, from South America.” The angelic mission, apparently, was to “stop the steal.”
Aug 12, 2021: Briefly: Suzanne Hinn's biography: What happened to Benny Hinn's wife?
On the contrary, it is alleged that Suzanne Hinn's husband had an extra-marital affair with fellow minister Paula White. Benny explained that although they were spotted coming out of a hotel in Rome while holding hands, he and Paula were platonic friends. He admitted cutting ties with Paula to save his marriage.
March 31, 2020: National Interest: Mistake: Trump's Evangelical Allies Ignore Science When It Comes To Coronavirus
Florida-based Paula White-Cain, chair of the president’s evangelical advisory board and the person who prayed over President Trump before his swearing inaddressed her many followers on March 17 regarding coronavirus in a Facebook update.
On Tuesday, she (Paula White) held a prayer and teaching time live on her Facebook page intended to offer hope during the virus outbreak and teaching on the subject of prayer.
Near the end of the session, she urged viewers to support her ministry, which she described as a "hospital for those who are soul-sick."
"Churches do so much," White said. "Not just from a humanitarian standpoint, but the greatest thing we do is bring spiritual truths that transform. What we do as ministers of the gospel is so vitally important, because every single day, we are a hospital to the sick." The blaze Prosperity preacher Paula White solicits cash during coronavirus prayer session: 'We are a hospital for those who are soul-sick
Florida-based Paula White-Cain, chair of the president’s evangelical advisory board and the person who prayed over President Trump before his swearing inaddressed her many followers on March 17 regarding coronavirus in a Facebook update.
On Tuesday, she (Paula White) held a prayer and teaching time live on her Facebook page intended to offer hope during the virus outbreak and teaching on the subject of prayer.
Near the end of the session, she urged viewers to support her ministry, which she described as a "hospital for those who are soul-sick."
"Churches do so much," White said. "Not just from a humanitarian standpoint, but the greatest thing we do is bring spiritual truths that transform. What we do as ministers of the gospel is so vitally important, because every single day, we are a hospital to the sick." The blaze Prosperity preacher Paula White solicits cash during coronavirus prayer session: 'We are a hospital for those who are soul-sick
September 19, 2019: Christianity Today: Benny Hinn Renounces His Selling of God’s Blessings. Critics Want More.
The US Senate launched an investigation of Hinn, along with Joyce Meyer, Kenneth Copeland, Creflo Dollar, Paula White, and Eddie Long in 2007. Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), then chair of the Senate Finance Committee, was shocked by the lavish lifestyles of American prosperity preachers, and expressed concern the IRS wasn’t doing its job enforcing existing rules against excessive compensation for leaders of religious nonprofits.
The US Senate launched an investigation of Hinn, along with Joyce Meyer, Kenneth Copeland, Creflo Dollar, Paula White, and Eddie Long in 2007. Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), then chair of the Senate Finance Committee, was shocked by the lavish lifestyles of American prosperity preachers, and expressed concern the IRS wasn’t doing its job enforcing existing rules against excessive compensation for leaders of religious nonprofits.
June 17, 2015: Youtube: Marcus Lamb, Manasseh Jordan & Paula White Are Satan's Double-Agents!
Marcus "The Wolf" Lamb of the Daystar Television Network, Manasseh "Son of Balaam" Jordan of MJ Fleece-A-Tries and Paula Furr Knight White de Cain of Paula White Scam-A-Tries are Satan's trio of DOUBLE AGENTS. Tune in as Wolf Tracker gives an update on these Satanic triplets
Marcus "The Wolf" Lamb of the Daystar Television Network, Manasseh "Son of Balaam" Jordan of MJ Fleece-A-Tries and Paula Furr Knight White de Cain of Paula White Scam-A-Tries are Satan's trio of DOUBLE AGENTS. Tune in as Wolf Tracker gives an update on these Satanic triplets
May 10, 2015: Christian News: Megachurch Preacher Paula White Marries Rocker Jonathan Cain in Third Marriage
Megachurch preacher Paula White has married rock and roll star Jonathan Cain, making the occasion both her and Cain’s third marriage.
Oct 29, 2014: Youtube: Paula White Success God's Way 1 of 3
July 11, 2014: Christian Post: Pastor Paula White Claims July Is 'Prophetically Designated for Victory Over Enemies;' Suggests $229 'Breakthrough Seed' Donation
In a newsletter emailed to supporters this week, Florida pastor Paula White claims that God has shown her that "this is a season of victory for His people." The Christian minister also reveals a strong feeling "that a seed of $229 in accordance with 1 Chronicles 22:9 is a breakthrough seed for the month of July," and declares to recipients of her newsletter, "Do not hesitate to follow a prophetic instruction!"
Mar 17, 2014: Apprising Ministries: T.D. JAKES ENDORSES WF PASTRIX PAULA WHITE…AGAIN
In recent Apprising Ministries articles like T.D. Jakes Repents Of Word Faith Heresy And Mythology? and T.D. Jakes Prsents Word Faith Leadership Conference I covered a very critical issue concerning the move to make a mainstream evangelical out of “trinitarian-modalist” and Word Faith prosperity preacher T.D. Jakes.
Mar 1, 2014: The Church Folk Revolution: Has Paula White Taken Heed to Pastor Bledsoe’s Open Letter to White Christians in Florida?
Does race have to play a part here? No. But, since black women make up most of the church attendance in the black community and have sons also, is Paula White not concerned about young black men being gunned down by white men and not serving time for murder in her own state?
Feb 18, 2014: Mind Blowing World: Paula White Plastic Surgery: Looking Youthful for the Pulpit
Rumors of Paula White plastic surgery pierced through the divine veil of the Christian author and church leader.
July 11, 2013: Youtube: " Let's talk about it - Preparing for marriage '' - Pastor Paula White - 07/11/13 - NDCC
Pastor #PaulaWhite preaching on #Relationships,#Letstalkaboutit. When #marriage is not honored a nation goes in #desolation. There is no escape scriptures for marriage. Get in alignment with the word of God. Seven principles about #marriage
June 11, 2013: Gospelbreak: Backlash After Pastor Paula White Dances At Her Birthday Celebration, Why?
Zachery Tims, the Florida Christian pastor who was found dead in a NYC hotel room in 2011, was the shepherd of The New Destiny Christian Center which was founded over a decade ago. The church is now being led by Pastor Paula White. Tims, who may have died of a drug overdose, and White’s birthdays nearly overlap. Tims’ birthday is April 18 and White’s is April 20. Some feel it is wrong that his birthday is not celebrated yet they joyfully celebrate Pastor White’s birthday.
Apr 6, 2013: Wade-O Radio Show: Why Shai Linne Put Joel Osteen and other ‘Fal$e Teacher$’ on Blast
Shai Linne accused Joel Osteen, Creflo Dollar, Benny Hinn, T.D. Jakes, Joyce Meyer, Paula White, Fred Price, Kenneth Copeland, Robert Tilton, Eddie Long, Juanita Bynum and Paul Crouch of being false teachers in the third single off his upcoming album, “Lyrical Theology Part 1.
Feb 26, 2013: Youtube: "Power of Thoughts'' - Pastor Paula White
Be a gatekeeper...on your mind and heart! Have the mind of Christ in you!
Jan 28, 2013: Praise 1300: Pastor Paula White Gets Revealing In Daring Red Dress At 2013 Trumpet Awards
Pastor Paula White is pushing the fashion envelope and redefining what is deemed suitable attire for a Christian woman pastor. In a revealing red halter dress, the senior pastor of New Destiny Christian Center in Apopka, Florida shimmered on the red carpet at the 2013 Trumpet Awards.
July 10, 2012: Black Blue Dog: Paula White’s Former Husband is Back with a Testimony About Getting Past Drug Abuse and a Suicide Attempt
Randy White has returned to the church that he and his ex-wife, Paula White co-founded.
Aug 22, 2011: Unsettled Christianity: Really? Poor Paula White…
Really? Is Paula White that desperate that she has to sue? According to a news story by The Christian Post, pastor Paula White of Without Walls International Church in Tampa, Florida is suing a former staff member of a sister church for “stealing” members for his new ministry, for using church property for his personal use, and for bad-mouthing WWIC.
Apr 5, 2011: Praise Houston: Pastor Paula White Breaks Silence On Divorce, Stroke And Her Alleged Affair
The three-day Pastors and Leadership Conference, hosted by Bishop T.D. Jakes, kicked off last Thursday in Orlando with Pastor Paula White: preacher, motivational speaker, author, TV personality and co-founder of Without Walls International Church.
Megachurch preacher Paula White has married rock and roll star Jonathan Cain, making the occasion both her and Cain’s third marriage.
Oct 29, 2014: Youtube: Paula White Success God's Way 1 of 3
July 11, 2014: Christian Post: Pastor Paula White Claims July Is 'Prophetically Designated for Victory Over Enemies;' Suggests $229 'Breakthrough Seed' Donation
In a newsletter emailed to supporters this week, Florida pastor Paula White claims that God has shown her that "this is a season of victory for His people." The Christian minister also reveals a strong feeling "that a seed of $229 in accordance with 1 Chronicles 22:9 is a breakthrough seed for the month of July," and declares to recipients of her newsletter, "Do not hesitate to follow a prophetic instruction!"
Mar 17, 2014: Apprising Ministries: T.D. JAKES ENDORSES WF PASTRIX PAULA WHITE…AGAIN
In recent Apprising Ministries articles like T.D. Jakes Repents Of Word Faith Heresy And Mythology? and T.D. Jakes Prsents Word Faith Leadership Conference I covered a very critical issue concerning the move to make a mainstream evangelical out of “trinitarian-modalist” and Word Faith prosperity preacher T.D. Jakes.
Mar 1, 2014: The Church Folk Revolution: Has Paula White Taken Heed to Pastor Bledsoe’s Open Letter to White Christians in Florida?
Does race have to play a part here? No. But, since black women make up most of the church attendance in the black community and have sons also, is Paula White not concerned about young black men being gunned down by white men and not serving time for murder in her own state?
Feb 18, 2014: Mind Blowing World: Paula White Plastic Surgery: Looking Youthful for the Pulpit
Rumors of Paula White plastic surgery pierced through the divine veil of the Christian author and church leader.
July 11, 2013: Youtube: " Let's talk about it - Preparing for marriage '' - Pastor Paula White - 07/11/13 - NDCC
Pastor #PaulaWhite preaching on #Relationships,#Letstalkaboutit. When #marriage is not honored a nation goes in #desolation. There is no escape scriptures for marriage. Get in alignment with the word of God. Seven principles about #marriage
June 11, 2013: Gospelbreak: Backlash After Pastor Paula White Dances At Her Birthday Celebration, Why?
Zachery Tims, the Florida Christian pastor who was found dead in a NYC hotel room in 2011, was the shepherd of The New Destiny Christian Center which was founded over a decade ago. The church is now being led by Pastor Paula White. Tims, who may have died of a drug overdose, and White’s birthdays nearly overlap. Tims’ birthday is April 18 and White’s is April 20. Some feel it is wrong that his birthday is not celebrated yet they joyfully celebrate Pastor White’s birthday.
Apr 6, 2013: Wade-O Radio Show: Why Shai Linne Put Joel Osteen and other ‘Fal$e Teacher$’ on Blast
Shai Linne accused Joel Osteen, Creflo Dollar, Benny Hinn, T.D. Jakes, Joyce Meyer, Paula White, Fred Price, Kenneth Copeland, Robert Tilton, Eddie Long, Juanita Bynum and Paul Crouch of being false teachers in the third single off his upcoming album, “Lyrical Theology Part 1.
Feb 26, 2013: Youtube: "Power of Thoughts'' - Pastor Paula White
Be a gatekeeper...on your mind and heart! Have the mind of Christ in you!
Jan 28, 2013: Praise 1300: Pastor Paula White Gets Revealing In Daring Red Dress At 2013 Trumpet Awards
Pastor Paula White is pushing the fashion envelope and redefining what is deemed suitable attire for a Christian woman pastor. In a revealing red halter dress, the senior pastor of New Destiny Christian Center in Apopka, Florida shimmered on the red carpet at the 2013 Trumpet Awards.
July 10, 2012: Black Blue Dog: Paula White’s Former Husband is Back with a Testimony About Getting Past Drug Abuse and a Suicide Attempt
Randy White has returned to the church that he and his ex-wife, Paula White co-founded.
Aug 22, 2011: Unsettled Christianity: Really? Poor Paula White…
Really? Is Paula White that desperate that she has to sue? According to a news story by The Christian Post, pastor Paula White of Without Walls International Church in Tampa, Florida is suing a former staff member of a sister church for “stealing” members for his new ministry, for using church property for his personal use, and for bad-mouthing WWIC.
Apr 5, 2011: Praise Houston: Pastor Paula White Breaks Silence On Divorce, Stroke And Her Alleged Affair
The three-day Pastors and Leadership Conference, hosted by Bishop T.D. Jakes, kicked off last Thursday in Orlando with Pastor Paula White: preacher, motivational speaker, author, TV personality and co-founder of Without Walls International Church.
July 24, 2010: Toronto Star: Married Toronto preacher Benny Hinn romantically linked to healer
There’s a new televangelist soap opera.
Reports this week suggest a still-married Benny Hinn is now romantically involved with Paula White, another television preacher with a colourful past.
There’s a new televangelist soap opera.
Reports this week suggest a still-married Benny Hinn is now romantically involved with Paula White, another television preacher with a colourful past.
Sept 22, 2007: Scott W Kay: Paula White Blames God for Her Divorce
When she went on Carman’s TV show on TBN (Sept. 12, 2007 episode), Paula White gave no hint whatsoever of taking personal responsibility for her divorce. Instead, everything she said made it clear that she believes that her divorce is nothing but a trial that God has brought into her life, totally beyond her own control, and for which she bares no blame.
When she went on Carman’s TV show on TBN (Sept. 12, 2007 episode), Paula White gave no hint whatsoever of taking personal responsibility for her divorce. Instead, everything she said made it clear that she believes that her divorce is nothing but a trial that God has brought into her life, totally beyond her own control, and for which she bares no blame.