Confidential memo: ‘TBN practices … violate the IRS Code’
Insiders have apparently been ringing warning bells over how the nonprofit Trinity Christian Center of Santa Ana spends its millions for quite some time — but when the granddaughter of Jan and Paul Crouch started getting serious about running a tighter ship, her family turned on her and ultimately called for her head a la John the Baptist, according to explosive documents recently filed (and promptly sealed) in Superior Court.
“We know this is a lot at once, but Michael and I feel it’s in TBN’s best interest to get these issues resolved to protect the ministry,” Brittany Koper wrote to her grandfather, Paul Crouch, in a confidential memo dated Aug. 30, shortly after she and husband Michael Koper were appointed treasurer and secretary.
“We think current TBN practices and procedures violate the IRS Code and State and Federal Laws…. we do not feel comfortable being Secretary/Treasurer without...