Gospel singer and pastor Marvin Sapp defended his fundraising approach during a radio interview March 31, following backlash over a viral video from a nine-month-old call for donations.

Marvin Sapp, a Fort Worth gospel singer and senior pastor of The Chosen Vessel, said the clip was "misconstrued and ...

Renowned gospel singer and pastor Marvin Sapp has sparked discussion within the Christian community as viral video shows him ...

In an interview with 'The Breakfast Club,' the gospel singer admitted he has received death threats since the 2024 video was ...

Marvin Sapp faces backlash and death threats after a viral video shows him instructing church staff to close doors during an ...

Gospel artist Marvin Sapp has opened up about the intense backlash he faced following a viral video in which he urged church ...

Grammy-nominated gospel Marvin Sapp never imagined his church offering instruction would lead to threats. The 58-year-old pastor and artist behind hits ...

Marvin Sapp is speaking out again about the $40,000 church donation video that's landed him in hot water and even led to ...

The viral video of Marvin Sapp infamously telling the church ushers to “close the doors” until $40,000 was raised is still being shared across the internet. However, not everyone is joking about the ...

"People took issue with my tone, and looking at the video, maybe I was a little more assertive than I should have been." ...

The viral clip features Sapp instructing church ushers to close the doors of the venue until a specific fundraising goal is met. Specifically, he requested 1,000 attendees to contribute $20 each, ...

We do not force or coerce anyone into supporting the operations of our organization, and we never will,’ the Pentecostal ...