Carlton Pearson, Influential Oklahoma Megachurch Founder Who Rejected Hell, Dies at Age 70
On November 20, 2023, the world mourned the passing of Carlton Pearson, an influential Oklahoma megachurch founder who challenged traditional beliefs by rejecting the concept of hell. Brian O’Shea shared the news on Twitter, sharing a link to an article providing more details about Pearson’s life and legacy.
Carlton Pearson was known for his charismatic leadership and his ability to connect with audiences. He founded a megachurch in Oklahoma, where he preached a message of love, inclusivity, and the absence of eternal damnation.
His rejection of the traditional view of hell caused controversy within religious circles, leading to his excommunication from the Joint College of African-American Pentecostal Bishops and other religious organizations. Despite facing criticism and ostracism, Pearson remained steadfast in his beliefs and continued to spread his message through various mediums.
Throughout his career, Pearson touched the lives of many with his progressive approach to spirituality and his emphasis on compassion and acceptance. His death at the age of 70 marked the end of an era in the megachurch community, leaving behind a legacy that will continue to inspire and challenge conventional beliefs.
For more information about Carlton Pearson and his impact, please visit the article shared by Brian O’Shea on Twitter.
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Source : @bposhea
Carlton Pearson, influential Oklahoma megachurch founder who rejected hell, dies at age 70 https://t.co/ihT3bPFHM6
— Brian O’Shea (@bposhea) November 20, 2023