Popular American musician and evangelist, Don Moen, yesterday shared a post on Twitter to debunk the rumours that went viral on Social media about his death on Wednesday.

It could be recalled that Moen’s son – Michael – had told Nigerian gospel music act, Frank Edwards, that he would get his father to post something on social media so that people know ‎the truth about his state of health.

Popular American musician and evangelist, Don Moen, yesterday shared a post on Twitter to debunk the rumours that went viral on Social media about his death on Wednesday.

It could be recalled that Moen’s son – Michael – had told Nigerian gospel music act, Frank Edwards, that he would get his father to post something on social media so that people know ‎the truth about his state of health.

Popular American musician and evangelist, Don Moen, yesterday shared a post on Twitter to debunk the rumours that went viral on Social media about his death on Wednesday.

It could be recalled that Moen’s son – Michael – had told Nigerian gospel music act, Frank Edwards, that he would get his father to post something on social media so that people know ‎the truth about his state of health.

Popular American musician and evangelist, Don Moen, yesterday shared a post on Twitter to debunk the rumours that went viral on Social media about his death on Wednesday.

It could be recalled that Moen’s son – Michael – had told Nigerian gospel music act, Frank Edwards, that he would get his father to post something on social media so that people know ‎the truth about his state of health.

In keeping with Michael’s promise to Edwards, the American worship leader yesterday posted a family photo self, his father, his own son and two of his grandchildren reportedly taken today.

Though Don Moen was briefly ill, there is not an iota of truth in the Wednesday reports that he had died after a short battle with stomach pain.

See tweet here