A pastor from Florida, who previously led the evangelical advisory board for Trump’s 2016 campaign, has been appointed to head the newly established White House Faith Office.
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This development was announced alongside Trump’s decision to name Pam Bondi, the attorney general.
Pam Bondi is to lead a task force focused on eliminating what he perceives as “anti-Christian bias” within the federal government.
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Ms. White-Cain, the pastor in question, has known Trump for over two decades.
Their relationship began when Trump contacted her after seeing a televised sermon, praising her for having the distinctive “it factor.”
Her dedication to Trump has been consistent and unwavering.
She previously said: “To say no to President Trump would be saying no to God.”
Currently 58 years old and twice divorced, Ms. White-Cain is a televangelist with a reputation for controversy.
She is known for advocating the prosperity gospel, which is the belief that God rewards believers with material wealth, a view that some Christians regard as unorthodox or contrary to their teachings.
Reacting to her appointment on Instagram: jaibrightofficial wrote;
“She came over to the black church, we embraced her, gave her our platforms, paid those ridiculous honorariums and now look!! I’m so tired of us embracing them into our spaces only for them to never be sincere and never want us in theirs. I ain’t name calling, but we need to better vet these people before inviting them to the cook out!”
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