Pastor Wants People To Pay $65 Million For His New Private Jet

Conventional wisdom suggests you shouldn’t discuss religion, so I think I’ve reached my quota for the decade today alone. This morning I wrote about the NFL player who thought Orbitz sending him a fare alert was a “sign from God.”

But that has nothing on this story, about mega-church pastor Creflo Dollar (an ironic name, given the story). At first I actually thought it was a joke. But it’s not.

Long story short, Dollar’s old private jet broke down, and he’s looking for the congregation to fund his new $65 million G650 jet. An effort which he calls “Project G650.”

They are looking for 200,000 people to give contributions of $300 or more to make this a reality. They even created a nearly six minute promotional video trying to convince people to contribute, in the name of God, of course. You have to watch it:

Interestingly they’ve now taken down the video, and also taken down the link to the contribution page on their website. Gee, I wonder why?

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Absolutely sickening to try and raise $65 million for a private jet in the name of God, in my opinion.

(Tip of the hat to Dan)

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jsh Guest

This is really something nice mega pastors quote that believe in the Lord have given everything they have to answer to our Lord someday and using the Lord as a crutch for money God blessing!!!!!!!!!!! Sorry you're not getting a penny from me...........!!!!!!!!!! Shame on you

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Mike Guest

this doesn't by any means put you off the hook for trying to raise 20k to fly Etihad residence from your innocencent readers when you could have paid for it yourself . We know you are not poor . If only your readers knew in full details of credit card referrals and the low levels travel bloggers yourself included stoop down to get them

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takke Guest

I hate the way they're trying to use the safety argument as a reason for giving him more money. They didn't get to Australia with a single engine failure because of the grace of God, you've got ETOPS rules to thank for that. Somehow it just seems to put across the argument that if you don't give money, poor Mr Dollar will end up with his plane crashed in the sea.

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snic Diamond

Come on, people, why all the hate on the good Pastor Dollar? He is helping his congregation tremendously. Let's look at it logically. There's a sucker born every day, right? OK, so there are lots of foolish people. A fool and his money are soon parted, right? OK, so there has to be some force that parts lots of people from their money. It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God, right? In other words, the poorer you are, the closer you are to God. Therefore, Pastor Dollar is just bringing lots of people closer to God. Bless him!

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Paul Member

I think ya'all missed it, but Bill (on 3/15) wins!!

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