Benny Hinn Net Worth

What is Benny Hinn's Net Worth?

Benny Hinn is an Israeli televangelist who has a net worth of $40 million. Benny Hinn is best known for his faith healing summits in major stadiums around the world. Known as 'Miracle Crusades,' the summits are broadcast on his Christian television show "This is Your Day." Hinn has been involved in a number of controversies during his career, particularly for his claims that he has healed people with various physical ailments.

Early Life and Education

Benny Hinn was born as Toufik Benedictus Hinn on December 3, 1952 in Jaffa, Israel to parents of Greek, Palestinian, and Armenian descent. He was brought up in the Eastern Orthodox tradition and baptized by the patriarch of Jerusalem. Following the Six-Day War in 1967, Hinn moved with his family to Toronto, Canada, where he attended Georges Vanier Secondary School. However, he did not graduate. In 1972, Hinn claimed to have become a born-again Christian.

Ministry

Hinn moved to the United States in the early 1980s and founded the Orlando Christian Center in Florida. Soon, claiming that God was using him as a conduit for healings, he began holding faith healing services that would become known as 'Miracle Crusades.' Hinn went on to bring his services to large stadiums throughout the world, with his first nationally televised service being held in 1989 in Flint, Michigan. In 1990, he began hosting his own television show on the Trinity Broadcasting Network called "This is Your Day," which broadcasts clips of his alleged healings from his Miracle Crusades. Hinn's ministry grew rapidly due to the show, and he became a notorious televangelist. In 1999, he left the Orlando Christian Center and moved his ministry's headquarters to Grapevine, Texas. Hinn's ministry claims to support 60 mission organizations across the globe, as well as several orphanages.

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Controversies

Like other televangelists, Hinn has been highly controversial for making claims in relation to his services. His alleged healings of people with blindness, cancer, HIV/AIDS, and other ailments and diseases have been debunked by numerous sources. In 2001, the HBO television documentary "A Question of Miracles" found no evidence of any cases in which people were healed by Hinn.

A later documentary series, the Canadian series "The Fifth Estate," uncovered Hinn's apparent misappropriation of his ministry's funds, in addition to his penchant for fabricating the truth. The program also revealed that the miracle-seekers brought onstage by Hinn are heavily screened and chosen specifically so they'll confirm their healings.

Later, in 2007, US Senator Chuck Grassley opened an investigation into the financial activities of Hinn's ministry. Ultimately, the investigation closed in 2011 with no findings of misdeeds; however, it did raise questions about Hinn's personal use of church-owned luxury goods and a lack of financial oversight on the ministry's boards.

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Books

Hinn has written many Christian books, with his first, "Good Morning, Holy Spirit," published in 1991. Later in the decade, he wrote such books as "This is Your Day for a Miracle," "The Anointing," "Miracle of Healing," and "Kathryn Kuhlman: Her Spiritual Legacy and Its Impact on My Life," about the Christian evangelist who became a central influence in his life and career. Hinn's books in the 21st century include the autobiography "He Touched Me," "The Blood," "Going Deeper with the Holy Spirit," and "Total Recovery: Supernatural Restoration and Release."

Personal Life

In 1979, Hinn wed Suzanne Harthern. Together, they had four children. The couple divorced in 2010, and Hinn went on to date fellow televangelist Paula White. In late 2011, Hinn and Harthern reconciled, and in 2013 they remarried. The pair later divorced for a second time in 2024.

Dana Point Mansion

In 2013, Benny paid $3.8 million for a mansion in Dana Point, California. Today this 7,500-square-foot mansion is worth around $9 million. In 2020, Benny paid $2 million for a condo in Palm Coast, Florida.

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