#SeanFeucht

Antifa threw flash bombs at children and hurled rocks and fireworks at attendees during an Artur Pawlowski prayer and worship event in Portland, Oregon, over the weekend.

As the anniversary of the first Let Us Worship event draws closer, worship leader and activist Sean Feucht is still calling the American church to revival—and speaking out about politics.

Political activist and Bethel worship leader Sean Feucht took his Let Us Worship movement to Colorado Springs Saturday, where he said he believes that God is using the challenges Americans are facing due to COVID-19 to bring revival to the church.

Bethel Church has distanced itself from Sean Feucht’s outdoor worship gathering held at the Sundial Bridge in Redding, California. The event has drawn criticism from Shasta County Public Health officials, as well as from the City of Redding.

Bethel worship leader Sean Feucht is blending political activism with worship through his "Let Us Worship" pledge and by holding outdoor worship gatherings throughout the U.S.

Sean Feucht says “family values are being eroded, the unborn are sacrificed, morals are low, and taxes are high.” The Bethel Worship leader is running for congress in the hopes of remedying some of these issues.