I am the founder of Kenneth Copeland Ministries, a global organization I started with my wife Gloria in 1967 in Fort Worth, Texas. For over 58 years, I have preached the uncompromised Word of God to believers across six continents and 159 countries. I host the daily Believer's Voice of Victory broadcast, have authored more than 72 books, and founded the VICTORY Channel, a 24/7 Christian television network. Before entering ministry, I was a Billboard Top 40 recording artist, a U.S. Army veteran, and a commercial airline pilot. In 2018, I established Kenneth Copeland Bible College to train the next generation of ministers. Everything I do centers on one message: Jesus is Lord.
Co-founded KCM with wife Gloria Copeland in September 1967; grew the organization from a small evangelistic outreach to a global ministry with 500 to 1,000 employees
Oversee daily operations across international offices in Canada, Australia, Africa, Europe, Ukraine, Germany, and Latin America
Host the daily Believer's Voice of Victory broadcast, airing on 243+ networks and stations worldwide
Launched the VICTORY Channel in 2015, a 24/7 Christian television network now reaching over 25 million subscribers through DISH and DIRECTV
Built and managed a 33-acre headquarters campus, including production studios, distribution centers, a church, and an airstrip
Authored more than 72 books including The Laws of Prosperity and the bestselling devotional From Faith to Faith
Direct a partner ministry model supporting 442,900+ active partners, with a stated goal of one million
Commit at least 10% of all donations to outside ministries and outreaches worldwide
Host and primary teacher of the daily Believer’s Voice of Victory broadcast since 1971, now airing 858 hours per week on 243+ networks and stations worldwide with a potential audience exceeding 3 billion people.
Launched the VICTORY Channel in 2015 (rebranded from the BVOV Network in 2019), a 24/7 faith-based television network reaching over 25 million subscribers through DISH and DIRECTV, featuring programming from aligned ministries and signature shows including FlashPoint and Legacy TV.
Built the BVOV radio ministry from 10 stations in 1975 to more than 500 within a single year, and grew the BVOV magazine from a four-page newsletter reaching 3,000 people into a 32-page full-color monthly publication distributed free to over 400,000 subscribers worldwide.
Expanded digital reach through the GoVICTORY app (iOS, Android, Apple TV, Roku, Amazon Fire TV), a YouTube channel with over 1.3 million subscribers, and a Facebook following exceeding 4 million, while answering nearly 1 million prayer calls and over 1 million pieces of mail per year.
Authored more than 72 books, including the foundational The Laws of Prosperity (1974), the bestselling daily devotional From Faith to Faith (co-authored with Gloria), and The Blessing of the Lord.
Maintains an average 4.56 rating on Goodreads across thousands of reader reviews.
Produced 32 music albums through the ministry, including the Grammy-nominated song “Only the Redeemed.”Contributes written teaching materials for the BVOV magazine, partner communications, the Believers’ Academy online learning platform, and other digital content.
Serves as keynote speaker at KCM events including the Southwest Believers’ Convention, now in its 45th consecutive year, which drew nearly 18,000 registered attendees from all 50 states and 54 countries in 2025.
Enrolled at Oral Roberts University in the fall of 1967 as a 30-year-old freshman while simultaneously serving as Oral Roberts’ personal co-pilot and chauffeur.
Traveled with Roberts into prayer tents and crusades across the country, gaining firsthand experience in large-scale evangelism, faith healing, and the seed-faith principle.
Returned to Fort Worth with Gloria by 1968 to formally establish what would become Kenneth Copeland Ministries.
Recorded “Pledge of Love” at his first recording session in November 1956 with producer Joe M. Leonard Jr. of Lin Records; the single was licensed to Imperial Records and entered the Billboard Top 40 on April 20, 1957, climbing to No. 17 nationally and charting for 15 weeks.
Appeared on American Bandstand and was featured alongside Ricky Nelson in Dig Magazine, with industry insiders comparing his trajectory to that of Elvis Presley.
Received a U.S. Army draft notice at the height of the record’s momentum; served active duty while the single climbed the charts, ending his entertainment career.
Worked as a commercial airline pilot beginning in 1959, pursuing his childhood passion for aviation before answering the call to ministry.