Pastor Creflo Dollar Denies Endorsing Donald Trump: It’s false!
This week, rumors surfaced that mega preacher Creflo Dollar, pastor and founder of World Changers Church International, said that he had endorsed Donald Trump because God advised him to. Last month, the web site Biz Standard News published that Dollar had received a “divine message” instructing him to endorse the Republican candidate. He was quoted as say,
God came to me in a dream last night and said that Trump is his chosen candidate. God apologized for the mixed messages he was sending. I now know that Trump has been touched by the hand of God.
However, Dollar says this isn’t true and released a statement on his Facebook page.
Check out the statement below.
Any reports stating that I have endorsed Donald Trump for President are false. At World Changers Church International, I nor the ministry endorse any political party or candidate; nor do we advise our members who to vote for. Any claims or statements claiming otherwise are false. This rumor originated on a satirical website and is 100% untrue.
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