Encourage Financial Transparency from the United House of Prayer


Encourage Financial Transparency from the United House of Prayer
The Issue
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The United House of Prayer for All People (UHOPFAP), also known as the Church on the Rock of the Apostolic Faith, has served communities across the United States since 1919, with more than 130 congregations nationwide—many located in historically under-resourced neighborhoods. The organization has long been admired for its music, energy, and community presence that have shaped generations of families.
However, members have grown increasingly concerned about financial transparency and accountability, particularly regarding the Daddy’s Club program and how member donations are being used.
Historically, every House of Prayer building was fully paid off the moment it was built. The church holds no debt, no mortgages, and owes nothing to outside lenders—a record of strength that existed before the Daddy’s Club program was introduced. With every property already owned outright, members are asking one simple question:
Where is the money being spent?
🚩 Red Flags and Concerns
- Fundraising and giving expectations have jumped from $500 annually in the 1980s to $2,000 for each bishop visit, often collected several times a year.
- No independent financial audits or public statements have ever been released since the church’s founding in 1919.
- The church only accepts cash or checks, avoiding modern, traceable payment systems.
- Despite millions collected yearly, no documented evidence has been shown of reinvestment into members or the communities that sustain the organization.
- Members continue to face pressure to give large sums even though all buildings are debt-free and operational costs remain undisclosed.
These facts raise legitimate concerns about how the church’s funds are being managed and distributed.
✊🏾 We, the undersigned, respectfully call for the following:
- An independent financial audit conducted by a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) to verify where funds—including Daddy’s Club collections—are being allocated.
- A complete financial report shared with members showing income, expenses, and where the money is being spent.
- A detailed explanation from leadership, specifically Bishop A.D. Cunningham outlining the specific purpose, structure, and spending of the Daddy’s Club program.
- A promise to members of an open special general assembly that can voice concerns specifically on financial transparency of the organization if unwilling to release an independent financial audit by Dec 31,2025.
This is not a petition of division or disrespect.
It is a united call for truth, accountability, and transparency — because the people who built this church and gave their hard-earned money deserve honest answers.
Please sign and share this petition with many HOP members as possible. You deserve and have a right to know where all you money went.
You can sign the petition anonymously if you do not want to disclose your signature.

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The Issue
You can sign the petition anonymously if you do not want to disclose your signature.
The United House of Prayer for All People (UHOPFAP), also known as the Church on the Rock of the Apostolic Faith, has served communities across the United States since 1919, with more than 130 congregations nationwide—many located in historically under-resourced neighborhoods. The organization has long been admired for its music, energy, and community presence that have shaped generations of families.
However, members have grown increasingly concerned about financial transparency and accountability, particularly regarding the Daddy’s Club program and how member donations are being used.
Historically, every House of Prayer building was fully paid off the moment it was built. The church holds no debt, no mortgages, and owes nothing to outside lenders—a record of strength that existed before the Daddy’s Club program was introduced. With every property already owned outright, members are asking one simple question:
Where is the money being spent?
🚩 Red Flags and Concerns
- Fundraising and giving expectations have jumped from $500 annually in the 1980s to $2,000 for each bishop visit, often collected several times a year.
- No independent financial audits or public statements have ever been released since the church’s founding in 1919.
- The church only accepts cash or checks, avoiding modern, traceable payment systems.
- Despite millions collected yearly, no documented evidence has been shown of reinvestment into members or the communities that sustain the organization.
- Members continue to face pressure to give large sums even though all buildings are debt-free and operational costs remain undisclosed.
These facts raise legitimate concerns about how the church’s funds are being managed and distributed.
✊🏾 We, the undersigned, respectfully call for the following:
- An independent financial audit conducted by a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) to verify where funds—including Daddy’s Club collections—are being allocated.
- A complete financial report shared with members showing income, expenses, and where the money is being spent.
- A detailed explanation from leadership, specifically Bishop A.D. Cunningham outlining the specific purpose, structure, and spending of the Daddy’s Club program.
- A promise to members of an open special general assembly that can voice concerns specifically on financial transparency of the organization if unwilling to release an independent financial audit by Dec 31,2025.
This is not a petition of division or disrespect.
It is a united call for truth, accountability, and transparency — because the people who built this church and gave their hard-earned money deserve honest answers.
Please sign and share this petition with many HOP members as possible. You deserve and have a right to know where all you money went.
You can sign the petition anonymously if you do not want to disclose your signature.

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The Decision Makers
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Petition created on October 21, 2025