Brittany Koper

Brittany Crouch Koper (born May 1, 1985) is an American human resources professional. She gained notoriety after she was dismissed from, and filed a lawsuit against attorneys for, the Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN). She is the granddaughter of Paul and Jan Crouch, co-founders and directors of the TBN, and daughter of Paul Crouch Jr., formerly of TBN and now with the Word Network.

Early life She was born in Anaheim, California, the daughter of Paul Crouch Jr. and Tawny Dryden. She was raised in Irvine, where she attended Woodbridge High School. She was largely raised separate from TBN, but occasionally took part in TBN special events. Her concerns included that expensive houses, vehicles and other assets were used exclusively by Crouch family members but accounted for as ministry expenses. She has been highly critical of the alleged extravagances of her uncle Matthew Crouch, Vice President and the many millions of dollars transferred into the film company he runs.

One month after the memo, on September 30, 2011, Koper's employment with TBN was terminated.

On May 10, 2012, Koper filed a declaration in support of a lawsuit filed against TBN by her husband's uncle, Joseph McVeigh. In this declaration, Koper alleged that TBN improperly disbursed large sums of money to its directors. They also stated that the Kopers moved money into accounts illegally in order to purchase a house and benefit Mr. Koper's uncle. The Kopers said that those were proper loans and had been repaid. TBN said that the lawsuit by Koper was simply a way to divert attention from their own misdeeds.

In interviews, Koper described the actions of her grandparents as "illegal and unconscionable." However, she said she missed her grandmother (her grandfather, Paul Sr., died in 2013) and had made several attempts at contact, none of which were answered. Jan Crouch died on May 31, 2016, from complications of a stroke.