House of Prayer Church Leaders Indicted for Alleged $22M Military Vet Fraud Scheme
Federal prosecutors have indicted the founder and several leaders of the House of Prayer Christian Churches of America on charges related to a decades-long $22 million fraud scheme targeting military veterans. The ministry, based in Georgia, is accused of running the alleged scheme over many years.
Federal prosecutors have indicted the founder and several leaders of the House of Prayer Christian Churches of America on allegations of running a decades-long $22 million fraud scheme targeting military veterans, according to court documents. The ministry was accused of soliciting donations for medical expenses and other needs, but allegedly using funds for personal gain instead. The indictment claims that the group's leaders misused millions of dollars in donations over several years. Authorities believe the scheme may have affected hundreds of people.
