Gospel singer and bishop Marvin Sapp is under fire for his unorthodox way of asking church members for donations ... because he's on video telling ushers to close the doors until a huge goal is met.

Marvin Sapp has long been a pillar of gospel music — but his story isn’t just about hits and accolades. It’s a calling from the divine, a testament to personal resilience, and an unwavering commitment ...

Renowned gospel artist Marvin Sapp is responding to criticism over a resurfaced clip that shows him telling church ushers to close the doors while asking for donations in what some say was an overly ...

Grammy-nominated gospel Marvin Sapp never imagined his church offering instruction would lead to threats. The 58-year-old pastor and artist behind hits like “Never Would Have Made It” now finds ...

A resurfaced video of pastor and gospel singer Marvin Sapp is being criticized after he told ushers to close the doors as he challenged church members to all donate $20, for a total donation of ...

*Pastor John Gray III, known for his celestial congregation and charismatic leadership, has stepped into the spotlight to defend his friend Marvin Sapp following backlash over a viral video. The clip ...

Grammy-nominated gospel artist Bishop Marvin Sapp announced the release of a new song in response to the widespread criticism sparked by a viral resurfaced video showing him asking for donations and ...

Bishop Marvin Sapp says he has received death threats as a result of the resurfaced viral clip where he ordered ushers to close the doors at an international church convention while rallying for the ...

*Marvin Sapp has revealed that he received death threats following criticism of a viral video in which he instructed church staff to close the doors during an offering at a Christian conference. While ...

Is the Black church focused on a spiritual mission or securing more money? Many Black people asked that question after Pastor Marvin Sapp of The Chosen Vessel Church in Fort Worth demanded that ushers ...

MICHEL MARTIN, BYLINE: By the time Marvin Sapp was 10 years old, he was singing all the time. He sang in church. He sang R&B with his buddies. But then his mother told him he had to make a choice.