Wednesday, September 30, 2026

PCG's $7,800 an Hour Play Toy

 


Pastorplanes@pastorplanes

Investigative project of Trinity Foundation bringing transparency to 
churches, ministries & Christian universities using privately-owned aircraft.



If you are on X (formerly Twitter) there is a fascinating feed called Pastor's Planes which monitors private jets of religious leaders, religious universities, and churches. It is very revealing as to how often and where these planes fly.

The Philadelphia Church of God is one that is featured regularly. They tried once turning off their tracker when Pastor's Planes started featuring them, but got bitch slapped big time when they got turned in.

Flurry, who has never had an original thought in his hops-addeled head, has tried all he can to imitate Herbert Armstrong in every manner possible, and having a Gulfstream was one of those things.

They justified the purchase ($11,000,000), telling members that the Holy Apostle/King/Prophet should not have to sit next to germ-laden, unwashed Gentiles on a commercial jet. Given his advanced age and health, the unwashed masses might give him a disease. God's holiest man on earth needs his own plush cushion for his holy derriere, with catered food and grandchildren waitstaff fawning all over him. Plus, this plane gets used as ferry service for Jude Flurry's Irish dance competitions and for PCG's Celtic Dance shows. What a life! Getting the gospel out sure is worth it!.



Gerald Flurry Follows in HWA's Steps and Buys Gulfstream G450 Jet


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