Criticism
Jason Frenn’s crusades are routinely scheduled in Spanish-speaking regions, such as Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Mexico. In conflict with his ministry is the “Indigenous Church philosophy,” which suggests that missionaries and evangelists working in Latin America should be Hispanic. More recently Jason Frenn’s crusades have shifted to include North America, again aimed at Spanish-speaking audiences.
For years, Jason Frenn preaches that regardless of one's ethnicity, race or background, it is God who determines who is called to preach and not organizational philosophy. For that reason, he has continued to spearhead his crusades and ministerial outreaches to these regions.
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