A preacher and religious author, Cora Jakes Coleman, is the Executive Director of Destiny House Children’s Ministry of The Potter’s House of Dallas. Cora’s gift for words, as well as her refreshing candor, make her a sought-after speaker and writer. She is the founder of the Fertility Faith blog and the author of Faithing It, a self-help novel.
Born in 1987 in Dallas, Texas, United States, Cora Jakes Coleman celebrates her birthday every the 19th of July. Cora, a native of the United States, is proud of her African-American heritage. Cancer is her zodiac sign.
Salary, Net Worth, and Income:
Cora Jakes Coleman is a preacher and associate pastor who oversees the children’s ministry at The Potter’s House Church of Dallas. Cora is a bestselling author and professional speaker who has written books that reveal her powerful testimony about how she faced adversity.
The pastor has made it her mission to teach people how to fight for the life they wish for. Cora correctly utilizes her platform to demonstrate how to pray and ask God for what they want using the “five principles of prayer.”
Cora serves as a spiritual counselor and mentor to a number of individuals, including business leaders, civic leaders, and celebrities such as Tamar Braxton and Letoya Luckett.
From her books and her contribution as a preacher delivering her wise words to many people, Cora has garnered a hefty net worth.
Husband, Children, and Married Life:
Richard Brandon Coleman, Cora Jakes Coleman’s husband, is her life partner.
On the 4th of June 2011, the two exchanged wedding vows in front of 150 immediate relatives and friends in a private ceremony.
Their wedding was held at Cora’s family estate, and the theme was a peach and cream “Southern Affair.” With beautiful flower arrangements, romantic columns, and a string quartet, the family estate was turned into a southern garden. To respect her family, Cora chose the same colors that used at her parents’ ceremony.
Cora wore a Mori Lee ivory strapless gown with crystal-encrusted suede Christian Louboutins.
Cora and her husband have two children: Amauri Noelle Coleman, a daughter, and Jason Coleman, a son. After Cora’s infertility and several failed IVF cycles, the couple decided to adopt both of her children.
