ATLANTA–Evangelist Creflo Dollar has chosen to back out of his campaign for a new private jet amid backlash. “There is no campaign for ajet,” and there will be no campaign for a jet in the future, says Juda Engelmayer, Dollar’s publicist.



Dollar came under fire for asking his congregation for $65 million earlier this month to fund his private jet for traveling to evangelize.”If all of our existing partners were to sow $300 each, from all over the world, we’d beable to acquire this jet in a very, very short period of time,” says Rick Hayes, project manager.There was once a video but it has since been removed. But leave it to our social media and digital world, there is a copy of it on Youtube.But the campaign was probably just asmoke screen.


According to his supporters Dollar, has just purchased a beautiful $8 million home in Georgia. Although he is worth 27 million of his own money, according to sources; he has had a long standing ‘building fund’ for a new hi-tech church right outside of Atlanta.


Creflo Dollars HomeThe problem is, where the church was once surveyed to be built is not where a church stands today. It’s his new mansion.“He got us going with all his talk about a new and improved church that would create jobs and would make his church goers safer, but that was obviously untrue.” said one church member who wanted to remain anonymous.


It was said the Dollar’s plan was discovered by his members, but at that time it was too late. ground had already been broken on the new facility and funding was about complete.


One member who found out about the mess, actually called the authorities on Creflo and filed a police report stating that he had physically taken the money from the churches safe.


Creflo turned himself in (Evident by his mugshot) and was released when the charges were rescinded.“I am not sure which is crazier—that Dollar insisted on being treated like
the king of a small country, or that his church-owned PR firm didn’t realize this inane fund-raising plan would backfire,”

http://www.globereport.net/creflo-dollar-stealing-church-fund-to-buy-mansion/

This will be thinking, if I know, I for go open my church for naija

It is the congregation money.. Let them give it to God. If God does not care how it is used.. Wet in konsain u

Link pls

so obvious"not everyone who call me father do i know"

Pastor forced to pull webpage pleading for churchgoers to donate to his $65MILLION private jet fund amid widespread outrage

By Joel Christie and Josh Gardner For Dailymail.com
17:03 15 Mar 2015, updated 16:31 23 Mar 2015
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Atlanta-based Reverend Creflo Dollar, head of World Changers Church International, is no longer directly asking for money for a private jet
However, the 53-year-old multi-millionaire has kept the donation portal on his website open, so the faithful may still throw money at the cause
Dollar preaches 'that God wants to bless the faithful with earthly riches' and the church has about 30,000 members
Has appealed online for 200,000 people to donate $300 so he can buy Gulfstream G650, worth $65 million and favored by billionaires
Says the plane is essential for him to 'reach a lost and dying world for the Lord Jesus Christ'
The founder and leader of a controversial Atlanta-based megachurch has taken down his online appeal for 200,000 people to each donate '$300 or more' so that he can buy a $65 million private jet amid a media backlash.

Reverend Creflo Dollar, 53, is the head of the World Changers Church International, a Christian ministry centered around the prosperity gospel, which preaches that God wants to bless the faithful with earthly riches.

The televangelist, who is one of the most prominent African-American preachers in the United States, last week put a five-minute video up on his website asking for donations for a Gulfstream G650 - which claims to be the fastest plane ever built in civilian aviation - so that 'World Changers Church International can continue to blanket the globe with the Gospel of grace'.

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Open palm: Reverend Creflo Dollar of the World Changers Church International wants 200,000 people from across the world to each donate '$300 or more' so that he can buy the world's fastest private jet
News of the plea broke soon after it was posted, with snarky headlines aplenty, including You Better Fly Commercial, Creflo Dollar, Jesus Wants Me to Have This Jet and Creflo Dollar Needs a Fancy Private Jet.

The webpage, as of Sunday afternoon, had been shuttered, WXIA first reported. However, the faithful may still donate to the cause via the World Changers donation site, which remains open.

Dollar - who is known to own two Rolls Royce's and multi-million dollar homes in Atlanta and New Jersey - last hit headlines in 2012, after being arrested for allegedly attacking his 15-year-old daughter.

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Battling: This notice has been posted on the church's website, pleading for donations so that Dollar can 'continue reaching a lost and dying world for the Lord Jesus Christ'
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Goal: Dollar wants to spend the $65 million he hopes to make in donations on a Gulfstream G650 business jet, a plane favored by billionaires that bills itself as the fastest plane built in civil aviation
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Televangelist: Creflo Dollar is the founder of World Changers Church International, which has about 30,000 members and an 8,500 seater amphitheater in Atlanta called the 'World Dome'
Among the billionaires who own a Gulfstream G650 are Steve Jobs' wife Lauren Powell Jobs, Wynn Resorts CEO Steve Wynn add Nike co-founder Phil Knight.

There is a long waiting list for the aircraft, with the next round of planes not due until 2017.

According to the Creflo Dollar Ministry's website: 'The ministry's current airplane, was built in 1984, purchased by the ministry in 1999 and has since logged four million miles.

'Recently on an overseas trip to a global conference, one of the engines failed.

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Arrested: The Reverend was charged in 2012 for allegedly attacking his teenage daughter
'By the grace of God, the expert pilot, who's flown with Creflo for almost 20 years, landed the plane safely without injury or harm to any passengers.'

The Christian Post first reported that...


THIS OP IS BLOODY LIAR. ABOVE IS THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE FROM THE LINK AND IT SAYS NOTHING ABOUT MANSION OR ARREST FOR "MANSION"!
YOU WILL NOT LIVE LONG LIKE THIS!

'Holy spirit' things.

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Pastor forced to pull webpage pleading for churchgoers to donate to his $65MILLION private jet fund amid widespread outrage

By Joel Christie and Josh Gardner For Dailymail.com
17:03 15 Mar 2015, updated 16:31 23 Mar 2015
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Atlanta-based Reverend Creflo Dollar, head of World Changers Church International, is no longer directly asking for money for a private jet
However, the 53-year-old multi-millionaire has kept the donation portal on his website open, so the faithful may still throw money at the cause
Dollar preaches 'that God wants to bless the faithful with earthly riches' and the church has about 30,000 members
Has appealed online for 200,000 people to donate $300 so he can buy Gulfstream G650, worth $65 million and favored by billionaires
Says the plane is essential for him to 'reach a lost and dying world for the Lord Jesus Christ'
The founder and leader of a controversial Atlanta-based megachurch has taken down his online appeal for 200,000 people to each donate '$300 or more' so that he can buy a $65 million private jet amid a media backlash.

Reverend Creflo Dollar, 53, is the head of the World Changers Church International, a Christian ministry centered around the prosperity gospel, which preaches that God wants to bless the faithful with earthly riches.

The televangelist, who is one of the most prominent African-American preachers in the United States, last week put a five-minute video up on his website asking for donations for a Gulfstream G650 - which claims to be the fastest plane ever built in civilian aviation - so that 'World Changers Church International can continue to blanket the globe with the Gospel of grace'.

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Open palm: Reverend Creflo Dollar of the World Changers Church International wants 200,000 people from across the world to each donate '$300 or more' so that he can buy the world's fastest private jet
News of the plea broke soon after it was posted, with snarky headlines aplenty, including You Better Fly Commercial, Creflo Dollar, Jesus Wants Me to Have This Jet and Creflo Dollar Needs a Fancy Private Jet.

The webpage, as of Sunday afternoon, had been shuttered, WXIA first reported. However, the faithful may still donate to the cause via the World Changers donation site, which remains open.

Dollar - who is known to own two Rolls Royce's and multi-million dollar homes in Atlanta and New Jersey - last hit headlines in 2012, after being arrested for allegedly attacking his 15-year-old daughter.

+11
Battling: This notice has been posted on the church's website, pleading for donations so that Dollar can 'continue reaching a lost and dying world for the Lord Jesus Christ'
+11
Goal: Dollar wants to spend the $65 million he hopes to make in donations on a Gulfstream G650 business jet, a plane favored by billionaires that bills itself as the fastest plane built in civil aviation
+11
Televangelist: Creflo Dollar is the founder of World Changers Church International, which has about 30,000 members and an 8,500 seater amphitheater in Atlanta called the 'World Dome'
Among the billionaires who own a Gulfstream G650 are Steve Jobs' wife Lauren Powell Jobs, Wynn Resorts CEO Steve Wynn add Nike co-founder Phil Knight.

There is a long waiting list for the aircraft, with the next round of planes not due until 2017.

According to the Creflo Dollar Ministry's website: 'The ministry's current airplane, was built in 1984, purchased by the ministry in 1999 and has since logged four million miles.

'Recently on an overseas trip to a global conference, one of the engines failed.

+11
Arrested: The Reverend was charged in 2012 for allegedly attacking his teenage daughter
'By the grace of God, the expert pilot, who's flown with Creflo for almost 20 years, landed the plane safely without injury or harm to any passengers.'

The Christian Post first reported that...


THIS OP IS BLOODY LIAR. ABOVE IS THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE FROM THE LINK AND IT SAYS NOTHING ABOUT MANSION OR ARREST FOR "MANSION"!
YOU WILL NOT LIVE LONG LIKE THIS!

My bad! I had the wrong link.. I believe this will suffice;
http://www.globereport.net/creflo-dollar-stealing-church-fund-to-buy-mansion/

Shadbay:


My bad! I had the wrong link.. I believe this will suffice;
http://www.globereport.net/creflo-dollar-stealing-church-fund-to-buy-mansion/

Kay1one ; over to you. Can you permit the op to live long now that he has provided the correct link?

Abuamam:


Kay1one ; over to you. Can you permit the op to live long now that he has provided the correct link?

Lolz! It was just an observation about what that life style can lead to!

Is this really the Christianity that The Lord Jesus founded?

Shadbay:
ATLANTA–Evangelist Creflo Dollar has chosen to back out of his campaign for a new private jet amid backlash. “There is no campaign for ajet,” and there will be no campaign for a jet in the future, says Juda Engelmayer, Dollar’s publicist.



Dollar came under fire for asking his congregation for $65 million earlier this month to fund his private jet for traveling to evangelize.”If all of our existing partners were to sow $300 each, from all over the world, we’d beable to acquire this jet in a very, very short period of time,” says Rick Hayes, project manager.There was once a video but it has since been removed. But leave it to our social media and digital world, there is a copy of it on Youtube.But the campaign was probably just asmoke screen.


According to his supporters Dollar, has just purchased a beautiful $8 million home in Georgia. Although he is worth 27 million of his own money, according to sources; he has had a long standing ‘building fund’ for a new hi-tech church right outside of Atlanta.


Creflo Dollars HomeThe problem is, where the church was once surveyed to be built is not where a church stands today. It’s his new mansion.“He got us going with all his talk about a new and improved church that would create jobs and would make his church goers safer, but that was obviously untrue.” said one church member who wanted to remain anonymous.


It was said the Dollar’s plan was discovered by his members, but at that time it was too late. ground had already been broken on the new facility and funding was about complete.


One member who found out about the mess, actually called the authorities on Creflo and filed a police report stating that he had physically taken the money from the churches safe.


Creflo turned himself in (Evident by his mugshot) and was released when the charges were rescinded.“I am not sure which is crazier—that Dollar insisted on being treated like
the king of a small country, or that his church-owned PR firm didn’t realize this inane fund-raising plan would backfire,”

http://www.globereport.net/creflo-dollar-stealing-church-fund-to-buy-mansion/

[size=22pt]OP, this news is not true and the picture is misleading[/size]. The mugshot was taken when he was arrested for disciplining his daughter using the rod and that was 2012. And of which the case was dismissed.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/assault-charge-filed-against-creflo-dollar-megachurch-pastor-is-dismissed/

Only that funny link is the only source carrying this news of Crefflo dollars arrest. Its not even in his official website or in other source.

http://lifechangerschurch.com/

The only element of truth to your lies is that he has stopped online fund raising of the private jet. Here is a source from a respectable newspaper attesting to that fact.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2995946/No-dollars-Creflo-Pastor-forced-yank-webpage-pleading-churchgoers-donate-65MILLION-private-jet-fund-amid-media-outrage.html