Liberty Counsel Leader Claims Mass Conversions and Seeks Donations
Mat Staver of Liberty Counsel claims that millions of former addicts, witches, satanic priests, and LGBTQ people are sharing Christian conversion stories on social media. He says Liberty Counsel is defending preachers and evangelistic groups against government efforts to stop the Gospel and asks supporters to set up monthly donations. The post also promotes a National Mall prayer event scheduled for October 31, 2026.
Mat Staver, a leader at Liberty Counsel, says social media is carrying testimony from millions of people who describe leaving addiction, witchcraft, satanic priesthood, or LGBTQ identification and embracing Christianity. He presents this as a fast-growing part of a broader evangelistic push.
Staver says his organization is representing preachers and outreach groups facing government resistance to evangelism. He asks backers to make recurring gifts to its legal fund, citing $5, $10, or $50 as examples, and promotes a Washington, D.C., prayer gathering on October 31, 2026, with volunteer roles.
The claims could energize Liberty Counsel’s donor base and increase interest in its October 2026 event. They may also affect LGBTQ people and people with backgrounds in alternative religious practices by promoting conversion narratives, while shaping public debate over evangelism and religious liberty. Donors and volunteers could be drawn into legal-fund giving or event organizing, though the material does not independently establish the reported scale.