In a post on Twitter Saturday, Osteen said he was praying for those affected by the storm, which has dumped 20 to 40 inches of rain on the Houston area alone, with more on the way.
Osteen posted a notice on his website that the church would be shut over the weekend — and it remained closed Monday.
But Twitter user Charles Clymer posted a picture of the roadway leading up to the church — which used to be the home of the NBA’s Houston Rockets — that showed all was high and dry Monday morning.
Then the church advertised how people could help victims but stikll didnt open its doors to victims for shelter.
Read more comments below. The Pastor eventually changed his mind after so much criticism.
“A source at Lakewood Church just told me they're planning to open their doors to Houston's homeless and displaced. Finally,” Clymer tweeted at 8:40 p.m.
He then posted a picture of blow-up air beds and said the church was preparing to open its doors.
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