Jesse Duplantis’ Wife Launches Surprise Charity Initiative, Shocks Congregation with Bold New Mission…

In an unexpected and inspiring turn of events, Cathy Duplantis, wife of televangelist Jesse Duplantis, has announced a bold new charity initiative aimed at uplifting struggling families across the country. The surprise revelation came during a Sunday service at Covenant Church, leaving the congregation in awe and admiration.

 

 

 

Cathy Duplantis, who has long been involved in ministry alongside her husband, took the stage with an announcement that no one saw coming. “God has placed it on my heart to go beyond the walls of this church and provide direct assistance to families who are struggling,” she told the crowd. “This is a mission of faith, compassion, and action.”

 

Her initiative, called Faith in Action Outreach, aims to provide food, shelter, and financial assistance to families facing hardships. Unlike many traditional church-led charities, this project will focus on hands-on involvement, with volunteers directly engaging with those in need rather than just providing monetary support.

 

 

 

The congregation, accustomed to the Duplantis ministry focusing on spiritual teachings and televangelism, was stunned by the announcement. While Covenant Church has supported charitable causes in the past, this initiative marks a significant shift towards a more direct and practical approach to philanthropy.

 

Longtime church member Sarah Whitman expressed her surprise: “I’ve been following Jesse and Cathy’s ministry for years, but this is something totally different. It’s amazing to see them stepping into this new role.”

 

 

 

Faith in Action Outreach will launch pilot programs in several major cities, beginning with New Orleans, Houston, and Atlanta. The initiative will work in partnership with local shelters, food banks, and community organizations to identify families in urgent need of support.

 

Cathy Duplantis emphasized that this effort is about more than just charity—it’s about creating long-term change. “We are not just giving handouts; we are offering a helping hand. We want to help families get back on their feet, find stability, and renew their faith in better days ahead.”

 

 

 

While Jesse Duplantis has not publicly commented in detail on his wife’s initiative, he was seen smiling and nodding during her announcement. Whether this marks a new direction for their ministry remains to be seen, but one thing is clear—Cathy Duplantis is on a mission, and her congregation is ready to follow.

 

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