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Reverend Al Sharpton, US$5 million -

New York's Reverend Al Sharpton is a controversial figure, particularly for his left-wing stance.

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Reverend Al Sharpton, US$5 million -

The Baptist minister not only spreads the gospel, but he's also a civil rights and social justice activist. Reverend Al Sharpton is also a radio and television host.

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Bishop Noel Jones, US$5 million -

The Jamaican Pentecostal bishop has a congregation of nearly 17,000 in Los Angeles.

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Pastor Paula White, US$5 million -

Paula White is a non-denominational pastor in Mississippi, and a popular televangelist.

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Pastor Paula White, US$5 million -

Pastor White is also known for serving as chair to former President Donald Trump's Evangelical advisory board.

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John Hagee, US$5 million -

The Texan pastor and televangelist has several TV shows, and has authored numerous books.

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John Hagee, US$5 million -

John Hagee is the founder of both the Cornerstone Church and the Christian Zionist organization Christians United for Israel.

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Pastor Joyce Meyer, US$8 million -

Pastor Joyce Meyer is an author, speaker, and Bible teacher who reaches millions through television, radio, and online media.

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Pastor Joyce Meyer, US$8 million -

Joyce Meyer owns a private jet, and her organization, Joyce Meyer Ministries, has a US$20 million headquarters near St. Louis, Missouri.

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Juanita Bynum, US$10 million -

Juanita Bynum is a pastor, televangelist, author, and gospel singer based in Cleveland.

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Juanita Bynum, US$10 million -

She has been described by The New York Times as "the most prominent black female television evangelist in the country."

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Jesse Jackson, US$10 million -

The pastor, politician, and civil rights campaigner was a contemporary of Martin Luther King Jr. Jackson had a TV show on CNN and even ran for president back in 1984.

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John MacArthur, US$15 million -

The American Sovereign Grace Baptist pastor is best known for his radio show 'Grace to You.' MacArthur has also written multiple books.

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Cindy Trimm, US$15 million -

Dr. Cindy Trimm is a speaker, author, and founder of Cindy Trimm Ministries International. Dr. Trimm has been included in Ebony magazine's 'Power 100' list that honors the achievements of black trailblazers across industries.

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Bishop T.D. Jakes, US$18 million -

The American non-denominational Christian preacher is the head of Dallas megachurch The Potter's Touch. Bishop T.D. Jakes has also authored many books.

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Rick Warren, US$25 million -

The Baptist evangelical pastor and author founded  an evangelical Baptist megachurch in California called Saddleback Church.

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Billy Graham, US$25 million -

The late American evangelist's 'Billy Graham Crusades' TV show ran from 1947 to 2005, and it was hugely successful. Graham was one of the most influential Christian leaders of his time.

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Billy Graham, US$25 million -

Billy Graham had a net worth of approximately US$25 million at the time of his death in 2018.

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Creflo Dollar, US$27 million -

The American pastor and televangelist heads the Christian World Changers Church, the Creflo Dollar Ministerial Association, the Creflo Dollar Ministries, and Arrow Records. He owns both a Rolls-Royce and a private jet.

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Pastor Ray McCauley, US$28 million -

The South African pastor is currently the co-chair of the National Interfaith Council of South Africa (NICSA).

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Bishop Ayo Oritsejafor, US$32 million -

The Nigerian Pentecostal bishop (left) is the former president of both the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria and the Christian Association of Nigeria.

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Pastor Tshifhiwa Irene, US$42 million -

The late Johannesburg pastor and televangelist led the World Restoration Service, and was known for her sermons.

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Joel Osteen, US$100 million -

The Houston preacher is a successful televangelist as well as a New York Times bestselling author.

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Benny Hinn, US$60 million -

The Israeli-born American-Canadian televangelist is best known for his stadium faith healing "Miracle Crusades." Hinn also has a TV show and has written more than 10 books.

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Chris Oyakhilome, US$50 million -

The pastor based in Lagos, Nigeria, is the founder of the Mega Church Christ Embassy, which has ministries across the globe.

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Prophet Uebert Angel, US$60 million -

The British-Zimbabwean businessman is the founder of GoodNews Church (Spirit Embassy), as well as satellite-broadcasting channels,Miracle TV, GoodNews TV, and Wow TV.

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Pastor E.A. Adeboye, US$65 million -

Nigerian pastor Enoch Adeboye was named one of the 50 most powerful people in the world by Newsweek in 2008. Adeboye also made the Top 100 most influential Africans list by New African magazine in 2019.

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Pat Robertson, US$100 million -

Pat Robertson was the head of the Christian Broadcasting Network. The late Southern Baptist minister was known for his conservative stance on many topics.

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Bishop David Oyedepo, US$150 million -

Bishop David Oyedepo is the wealthiest preacher in Nigeria and one of the richest in the whole world. In 2021, he started to build "The Ark," a 100,000-seat capacity stadium-like sanctuary (still under construction, as of this date).

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Kenneth Copeland, US$760 million -

The Texas televangelist tops the list of the highest-earning preachers in the world. The founder of Eagle Mountain International Church Inc. owns a fleet of private jets.  

Sources: (TheRichest) (The New York Times) (Newsweek)

See also: Celebrities who follow their faith religiously

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