When he’s not claiming that COVID has been destroyed or throwing someone in a wheelchair to the floor, Kenneth Copeland occasionally does a good thing, this time lending Glenn Beck his private jet so that it can be utilized to help Afghan christians flee their country.
In a message by Terri Copeland Pearsons, daughter of Kenneth Copeland and senior pastrix of Eagle Mountain International Church during their August 29 Sunday service, she plays a clip of Glenn Beck appearing on Tucker Carlson’s show, where he specifically thanks Kenneth Copeland for loaning him his private jet to help transport he and his team to the middle east safely in order to help facilitate transfers of people.
Carlson: Have you been able to get a sizable number of Christians out of Afghanistan? Seems like that’s a group that would need to leave.
Beck: 5100. The country that I’m in right now is at their limit….we have to send people into even greater danger to try to smuggle these Christians out who are marked not just for death, but to be set on fire alive because they’re converted Christians.
Also, tomorrow I’m getting back onto another plane. So you know, not funded by the Nazarene fund. Nothing I am doing here, I’m paying for this here. Copeland Ministries has let me borrow their jet. But we’re going someplace else to open up two countries and I don’t even want to say who they are.
He reiterated his thanks in a Twitter message, saying “None of my travels or my team’s travels, none of it is paid for by the Nazarene fund..everything is paid for by me, personally, and I can’t thank the Kenneth Copeland Ministries enough for lending us their plane to get us over here.”
The plane in question is likely the ultra-luxurious Gulfstream G550 that he purchased in 2018. A new one of these starts at $36 million dollars. Toss in another 6k-13k a month for use of a hanger, as well as 15k for the average flight crew and fuel per trip. According to Pastor Planes: the plane had a full day during this endeavor.
Copeland and Beck are both heretics, but this is a good work nonetheless.
h/t to Objective Believer
2 responses to “Arch Heretic Kenneth Copeland Lends Glenn Beck Private Jet to Rescue Afghan Christians”
Credit where it’s due. He’s got more skin in the game than Big Eva right now. They’re still
Pandemic pandering.