Considered the wealthiest pastor in America — with an alleged estimated net worth of $760 million — televangelist Kenneth Copeland is in hot water after an extensive investigation by the ...

In a recent epsiode of his podcast, Joe Rogan took a sly dig at mega pastors like Kenneth Copeland. For the unversed, ...

Televangelist Kenneth Copeland, the richest pastor in America, avoids paying an annual property tax bill of $150,000 by claiming that his massive lakeside mansion is a clergy residence ...

Both were fictional. In February and March 2025, YouTube users published videos about U.S. televangelist Kenneth Copeland that claimed he had collapsed in a courtroom "after hearing his sentence ...

Kenneth Copeland, a Texas-based televangelist, was confronted by a reporter who grilled him over his fleet of private planes. The exchange, which aired last month on Inside Edition, recently went ...

ATLANTA - Kenneth "Lil Woody" Copeland returned to the witness stand in the Young Thug and YSL racketeering trial in Fulton County on Tuesday morning. The following are notes from the proceedings ...

FULTON COUNTY, Ga. - The following is a breakdown of what happened in court on Monday after Kenneth "Lil Woody" Copeland returned to the stand in the Young Thug and YSL trial in Fulton County.

Banners for Kenneth Copeland's religious revival hang on Fort Worth streets. The event was Aug. 3-8, 2020 during the pandemic.(Dave Lieber) “Come with me to my church on Sunday,” my wife said.

On January 11, 2015, Kenneth Copeland turned up at Atlanta Police Department headquarters. The night before, Donovan Thomas Jr. had been shot and killed outside the A&M Barber Shop in Southwest At ...

The credibility of key prosecution witness Kenneth Copeland was the focus of a week of tortured testimony at Grammy-winning rapper Young Thug’s gang and racketeering trial in Atlanta.

She also instructed them to disregard the second half of witness Kenneth “Woody” Copeland’s prior testimony. (Copeland spent six days on the witness stand in June, but Judge Whitaker agreed ...