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Donor revives fraud claims against Christian worship leader Sean Feucht over a $250,000 donation
The amended complaint says Feucht sought $250,000 for a tour that was already fully financed, after a judge dismissed the original suit.
- On Wednesday, Orange County philanthropist Steve Bray filed an amended federal lawsuit accusing Christian musician Sean Feucht of soliciting a $250,000 donation for a 2023 concert tour already fully financed by the late Charlie Kirk's Turning Point USA.
- Bray met Feucht in Anaheim on March 6, 2023, regarding the Kingdom to Capitol Tour, agreeing to fund five stops for $250,000 before discovering the entire concert series was already fully funded.
- A federal judge previously dismissed the original lawsuit on Sept. 9, citing insufficient evidence, but granted Bray 20 days to file an amended complaint with more specifics and proof.
- Feucht's spokesperson stated he "looks forward to this case being dismissed," while Feucht dismissed recent abuse allegations from former volunteers as claims made by "disgruntled" individuals.
- Accountability watchdog MinistryWatch noted Sean Feucht Ministries stopped filing tax forms after 2020 while amassing more than $7 million in real estate, raising broader questions about fund management.
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Donor revives fraud claims against Christian worship leader Sean Feucht over a $250,000 donation
A federal lawsuit in California accuses Christian worship leader Sean Feucht of lying about needing funds for a nationwide concert tour.
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Amended suit: Sean Feucht solicited $250K for a fully-funded tour
Worship leader Sean Feucht lied about needing money for his 2023 Let Us Worship – Kingdom to the Capitol Tour, according to an amended lawsuit filed today in federal court. The tour was already completely financed through a partnership with activist Charlie Kirk’s organization, Turning Point USA (TPUSA), the amended suit states. But Feucht reportedly […]
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