Pastors are no longer classified as poor and wretched. They have grown past the days of eating from hand to mouth. Their churches are also not the sole source of income they have. The pastors we have in the world right now are industrious and business-oriented. They are employers of labour and own several establishments that contribute greatly to their net worth. There are many rich pastors in the world now, and people wonder who the richest is. This piece will unravel this mystery and give you the list of the richest pastors in the world right now.<\/p>\n
A<\/span>\u00a0pastor is an ordained\u00a0Christian<\/span> minister<\/span> or<\/span> priest<\/span> having<\/span> spiritual<\/span> charge<\/span> over<\/span> a<\/span> congregation<\/span> or<\/span> other<\/span> groups. He gives advice and counsel to people from the congregation community. Three verses in the New Testament include the word “pastor” (in various forms): Ephesians 4:11, Acts 20:28, and 1 Peter 5:2, pastors are charged with the primary responsibility of teaching, but a closer look at these verses will demonstrate that the responsibilities for pastors involve more than teaching.<\/span> Several pastors worldwide are serving humanity by providing guidance to people belonging to the community. In the process, quite many of them have become very wealthy through their ministries, churches, and other investments. These millionaire men of God are known worldwide, and Africa and America are blessed to have a large chunk of them.<\/p>\n This list was compiled by comparing the net worth of these pastors.<\/p>\n Pastor Edir Macedo is the richest pastor in the world right now. He writer, billionaire businessman, and the founder of the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God which has several branches in Brazil. Macedo has several investments which contribute to his impressive net worth. Find out more about him, how he made his money, and the 15 others that make up the list.<\/p>\nList of the 16 Richest Pastors in the World\u00a0<\/strong><\/h2>\n
1. Edir Macedo (Brazil)<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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