Grammy-winning gospel singer and minister Donnie McClurkin is facing a lawsuit alleging sexual abuse by a former male personal assistant. The lawsuit, filed recently, details allegations of misconduct, though specific details remain sealed. McClurkin, known for his powerful vocals and extensive ministry work, has publicly spoken against homosexuality in the past, a stance that has often drawn media attention.

The plaintiff, whose identity is currently protected, claims the abuse occurred during their time working for McClurkin. Legal representatives for the former assistant have not released further details regarding the nature of the allegations or the timeline of events. The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages.

McClurkin, 62, has been a prominent figure in gospel music for decades, earning numerous awards and accolades. He’s released several platinum-selling albums and has been a pastor at Perfecting Faith Church in Brooklyn, New York. His public condemnation of homosexuality has been a recurring theme in his public statements, often sparking debate and discussion within the religious community.

The singer’s representatives have not yet issued a formal statement addressing the lawsuit. This is a developing story and will be updated as more information becomes available. The allegations represent a serious legal challenge for McClurkin and could significantly impact his reputation and ministry.