Dante Bowe has been dropped by Maverick City. Here’s what we know so far
By 
Heather Tomlinson2022-09-27T19:16:00
The popular worship collective Maverick City has cut ties with singer Dante Bowe. In a statement the band said Dante’s behaviour had been “inconsistent” with their “values and beliefs”. As fans are left confused and speculation mounts online, Heather Tomlinson reports on what we know so far, and suggests what a truly Christian response should look like
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