A Christian worship leader will hold a concert in Seattle this weekend, even as LGBTQ activists urge city leaders to revoke his permit.
Sean Feucht, a Christian singer and conservative activist, is scheduled to bring his “Revive in ’25” tour to Gas Works Park on Saturday. Feucht rose to national prominence during the COVID lockdowns, when he launched his “Let Us Worship” movement protesting restrictions on religious gatherings. He has also faced criticism over the years for his support of President Donald Trump and his comments about the LGBTQ community.
Earlier this month, eight Canadian cities revoked permits for Feucht’s tour. Now, Seattle activists are pressing city officials to do the same.
Charlette LeFevre, director of Capitol Hill Pride, called the event “malicious harassment and incitement” against the LGBTQ community, telling KING 5 News, “This is not what Seattle is about.”
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell countered that canceling the rally would violate Feucht’s First Amendment rights.
