Black Florida Pastor Talks About How Much Money He's Made Under Trump: "People Are Asking For My Cash App"

In a controversial display of self-promotion, a Florida evangelical pastor's remarks about fundraising during a White House visit have gained widespread attention. Kelvin Cobaris, the leader of New Life Church International in Plant City, Florida, attributes his success to his support for Donald Trump and his administration.During a recent sermon shared on social media, Cobaris expressed how his elevated status has drawn individuals eager to support him financially. “Since God has placed me on a different platform, I have people reaching out for my cash app details, wanting to bless me for standing by the truth,” he stated, revealing his cash app identifier.Cobaris recounted an encounter in the Rose Garden with a supporter who initially promised financial aid. Surprised at receiving $10,000 instead of a mere couple of hundred, he reflected on his delayed endorsement of Trump, exclaiming, “I should have gone this way a long time ago.” The pastor rapidly faced backlash online, with users openly criticizing his perspective and priorities.