Now we are going to give you the list of black pastors who are making millions or almost a million more than their church members. We sincerely feel they all need to get together and not only create homeless shelters across America, but also create businesses so the saints of God won't have to work for unsaved employers. It does make sense, right? We would also include rich televangelists in this too, like Joyce Meyer, Benny Hinn, Joel Osteen and others. Here is the list of black preachers who allegedly earn more than their parishioners: Bishop T. D. Jakes, Bishop Eddie Long, Bishop Charles Blake, Christian Oyakhilome,
Bishop David Oyedepo, Temitope B. Joshua, Creflo Dollar, Matthew Ashimolowo.
This is very sad, beloved brothers and sisters in Christ. Let us pray that God touch their heart to do something for their followers, not just preach about prosperity and take a chunk of it from tithes and offerings, allegedly.
The Atlanta Black Star Calls Out Black Pastors Whose Net Worth Is 200 Times Greater Than Their Parishioners
Creflo Dollar
Creflo Dollar is senior pastor of World Changers Church International with a net worth of $27 million. He leads one of the nation’s largest mega-churches, located in College Park, Georgia...Eddie Long
Bishop Eddie Long preaches at New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Lithonia, Ga., a suburb outside of Atlanta. Long has a net worth of $5 million dollars...
T.D. Jakes is a Texan pastor with a net worth of $18 million. T.D. Jakes has earned his wealth as chief pastor of The Potter’s House, a non-denominational mega-church, with 30,000 members, located in Dallas...
Temitope B. Joshua who heads the Synagogue Church of all Nations in Lagos, Nigeria, is one of the richest Black preachers in the world with a net worth of $15 million...
Charles Blake
The Memphis Flyer reports that Bishop Charles Blake of the West Angeles Church of God in Christ ”earns a $900,000 salary and owns a 10,000-square-foot mansion in Beverly Hills, while most of his congregation lives in impoverished South Central Los Angeles.” The church boasts 20,000 members weekly...
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