Meet Donald Trump’s controversial White House spiritual adviser, Paula White-Cain, wife of rock band Journey’s Jonathan Cain – and a heretic, according to some conservative Christians

The newly appointed senior adviser to the White House Faith Office became a Christian in the 1980s, then claimed she’d had a vision from God – but many take issue with her ‘prosperity theology’

This latest appointment has sparked a backlash, even from some conservatives, per The Daily Beast. White-Cain is reportedly an advocate of “prosperity theology”, which many Christians perceive as heretical, per The New York Times.
In 2020, reports The Daily Beast, she led a prayer service to fight the “demonic confederacies” that had stood in the way of Trump being returned after the Maga leader claimed the presidential election was rigged against him. Now, she’s back at his side.
So who is Paula White-Cain, who calls herself the “messed-up Mississippi girl”, per the Tampa Bay Times?
What is Paula White-Cain’s background?

Paula White-Cain, 58, was born in Mississippi but raised in Maryland, where her mother married a two-star US Navy admiral, per Newsweek. Her biological father took his own life, says her official website, adding that she experienced abuse as a child. She reportedly became a Christian at Maryland’s Damascus Church of God in 1984 and claims to have experienced a vision from God shortly afterwards, per Newsweek.
What is Paula White-Cain known for?
