US Edition[Opinion] Bethel Church addresses allegations Shawn Bolz used social media to generate ‘prophecies’
- Bethel Church expressed concern over allegations against Shawn Bolz regarding the use of social media to generate 'prophecies.'
- Bethel leaders stated that Shawn Bolz maintains he never used social media for these purposes.
- The church decided to step back from their ministry connection due to unresolved issues and concerns about Bolz's behavior.
- Bethel Church leaders noted that the behaviors described seemed to fit the definitions of sexual harassment and a hostile work environment.
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End Time HeadlinesBethel Church addresses allegations Shawn Bolz used social media to generate ‘prophecies’
After years of online allegations that Christian minister Shawn Bolz was fabricating prophecies and words of knowledge in his ministry, leaders at Bethel Church in Redding, California, where he was frequently platformed, revealed that they confronted him about the allegations more than five years ago and distanced themselves from him when he didn't provide a satisfactory response. #BethelChurch #ShawnBolz #Prophecy #DataMining
Bethel Raises Concerns Shawn Bolz Fabricated Prophecies Using Social Media
Bethel Church has announced it had a falling out with Shawn Bolz, a well-known Christian prophetic minister, over concerns he fabricated his prophecies using online resources. The megachurch based in Redding, California, shared in a statement that it distanced itself from Bolz five years ago. The statement was released this week as online allegations from various blogs and influencers, labeling Bolz a false prophet continue to grow. Bethel also …
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