Rodney Howard-Browne

When the COVID-19 coronavirus first reached the United States earlier this year, radical right-wing pastor and ardent conspiracy theorist Rodney Howard-Browne continued to hold in-person services at his The River church in Tampa Bay, Florida, because, as he said, “we’re raising up revivalists, not p

Right-wing megachurch pastor Rodney Howard-Browne regularly uses his Sunday services to spread wild conspiracy theories, and his Easter Sunday service was no exception. Howard-Browne, who was among the evangelical leaders who laid hands upon and prayed over President Donald Trump in the Oval Office

President Donald Trump retweeted a post from right-wing activist and conspiracy theorist DeAnna Lorraine Sunday that called for the ousting of Dr. Anthony Fauci, who has advised six presidents as the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.

A few weeks before Tampa, Florida-based evangelist and conspiracy theorist Rodney Howard-Browne was arrested for holding a large church service in defiance of social distancing restrictions, he was holding court at the National Religious Broadcasters’ 2020 Christian Media Convention, which was held