Gospel singer and preacher Marvin Sapp is facing severe criticism online after a video of him seemingly pressuring his congregation into donating $40,000 went viral. In the video, Marvin Sapp, known ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. 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 ...

*“My wife and I played a major role in our community…on the board of different organizations,” said 24-time Stellar Award winner Marvin Sapp (“Never Would Have Made It”) about his late wife, Dr.

Sapp, who became a widower in 2010 had been friends with Cole for a decade before their relationship became serious. Congrats are in order to Marvin Sapp! The gospel singer revealed that he is engaged ...

Well known singer and pastor Marvin Sapp apparently has an online stalker. What makes this woman unusual is the fact that she claims to be his new wife. The woman has created pages on Facebook under ...

Bishop Marvin Sapp’s life story has been made into a movie that will debut this Sunday (August 21) on TVOne. In Never Would Have Made It: The Marvin Sapp Story—the Grammy Award-nominated gospel star ...

A cringeworthy viral social post of gospel singer and pastor Marvin Sapp asking his congregation to donate $40,000 before leaving the church has sparked debate online. Underscore on the word, asking.

Marvin Sapp, the multi-platinum gospel artist whose music has amassed more than one billion streams on Pandora, is stepping into fresh creative territory with his latest release. The Valentine’s Day ...

Well, that was quick. Gospel artist and pastor Marvin Sapp has addressed a widely circulated video in which he asked his congregation to contribute $40,000 before the church doors were reopened. In a ...

Marvin Sapp has been a staple in the genre of gospel for over 30 years. His body of work includes I Believe, Be Exalted, Thirsty, Here I Am, and a list of other chart-topping albums that focus on ...

It’s not a foreign concept for gospel artists to turn secular in music, but it definitely garners attention when a bishop takes the helm. Fort Worth’s Marvin Sapp has gone R&B – temporarily – with a ...