Crassley Withers Under Religious Right Heat: Senator's Report Seeks No New Laws to Rein in Predatory 'Prosperity Gospel' Preachers - and Recommends Repeal of Church-Electioneering Ban
Church & State 2011, Feb, 64, 2
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Texas-based TV preacher Kenneth Copeland takes in millions in tax-deductible donations each year. He and his wife Gloria live in a $6.2 million "parsonage" on 25 acres of land by a lake. He has a private cattle ranch, a power plant and oil and gas wells and drives several Harley-Davidson motorcycles, a Mercedes Benz, a Cadillac and a Corvette convertible. His tax-exempt Kenneth Copeland Ministries (KCM) has a fleet of airplanes and its own private airport. Copeland has told associates that he is personally a billionaire, and his Pentecostal colleagues gave him and Gloria a $2.1 million cash "gift" to celebrate his 70th birthday and their 40th anniversary in ministry.
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