Trump Establishes Faith Office Led by Controversial Pastor Paula White

President Trump launches a White House Faith Office to address perceived anti-Christian bias, drawing criticism for appointing Paula White as its leader.

President Trump signed an executive order creating a White House Faith Office, which will be led by televangelist Paula White, his longtime spiritual advisor.
The Faith Office is tasked with combating what Trump describes as anti-Christian discrimination in federal institutions and protecting religious freedoms.
White's appointment has faced significant backlash from Christian leaders and denominations, citing her controversial theology, personal scandals, and ties to the prosperity gospel.
Critics have highlighted White's alleged denial of core Christian doctrines, past financial controversies, and her praise of a South Korean cult leader as reasons for her unsuitability for the role.
Trump, who claims a deepened religious conviction following a 2024 assassination attempt, has increasingly aligned his administration with Christian nationalist figures and policies.