Dr. Medina Pullings Net Worth 2026: Pastor and CEO

No reputable outlet has published an estimate of Dr. Medina Pullings' net worth. The $12.5 million figure and the $500,000 salary that appeared on this page before had no source, so we have removed them. What can be documented is how she earns a living: she co-founded and co-pastors United Nations Church International in Richmond, Virginia, with her husband, Bishop Orrin K. Pullings Sr., runs Medina Pullings Ministries, hosts the Jesus Girl Summit for women and sells clothing through her Jesus Girl Global brand.

What is Dr. Medina Pullings' net worth?

There is no Forbes listing, court filing or business-press report that puts a number on her wealth. Her income sources are a mix of church, conference, media and retail work, and none of them publishes revenue. Churches in the United States are not required to file the public Form 990 returns that other non-profits file, so even the church's finances are not open to outside review.

That is why this page does not show a figure. Any number you see elsewhere for her, including the $12.5 million once shown here, is a guess rather than a reported estimate. What follows is what her own ministry, the church and news coverage say about the work behind her income.

Where her income comes from

Based on the activities her ministry lists, her earnings are likely to come from several streams. None of them has a published dollar amount.

• Church leadership. She is co-founder and co-pastor of United Nations Church International. The church's senior pastor is her husband, and the church website says the ministry has planted congregations in Jamaica, New York; Charlotte, North Carolina; Fredericksburg, Virginia; and other cities.
• Conferences. She is the founder of the Jesus Girl Summit, a gathering for Christian women that she describes as drawing thousands of attendees. Norfolk station WTKR featured her in July 2017 as host of the Virginia Beach edition.
• Speaking. She travels as a conference preacher. The Atlanta Daily World listed her in November 2024 among the speakers at the End Your Year Strong Empowerment Summit, alongside Bishop Dale C. Bronner.
• Fashion. Her biography describes Jesus Girl Global as a faith-based fashion and lifestyle brand, and an earlier speaker profile on PreachingWoman.com names her as founder and CEO of a label called Style & Grace.
• Media and courses. She has hosted a weekly program, The Medina Show, on TBN's Church Channel, runs a podcast and YouTube channel, and sells an online Women in Ministry masterclass.

Early life and background

Her official biography says she was born and raised in the Bronx River Projects in New York City. She became a Christian as a teenager (PreachingWoman.com puts it at age 16) and started out preaching on New York City subway trains before moving into pastoral ministry.

Her date of birth, age and height have not been published by her ministry or by any news outlet we could find. The age, height and weight that appeared on this page earlier had no source and have been removed.

Education

She uses the title "Dr." in her ministry materials. Neither her website nor the speaker profiles we reviewed name the institution or the type of doctorate, so we cannot confirm where she studied. The earlier claim on this page that she won academic awards could not be verified and has been removed.

Professional life

Her work falls into four areas:

1. United Nations Church International. Co-founded with her husband, based in Richmond, Virginia. A 2015 Richmond Free Press report quoted in the Seattle Medium located the church in South Richmond. PreachingWoman.com's feature on her described additional locations in Atlanta, Springfield (New York) and Uganda.
2. Medina Pullings Ministries. Her own ministry, of which the Princess Club, a mentoring program for young girls, is one branch. Her website says the FDIC honored her with a Princess Club award for promoting financial literacy among girls.
3. Jesus Girl. The Jesus Girl Summit conference and the Jesus Girl Global clothing brand, both aimed at Christian women.
4. Television. Her ministry lists appearances on TBN, The Word Network, Daystar, Impact Network and BET.

She also runs community programs through the church, including food distribution, scholarships, youth mentoring and workshops, according to her biography.

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Dr. Medina Pullings' husband and children

She is married to Orrin K. Pullings Sr., who leads United Nations Church International as senior pastor and presiding bishop of its church fellowship. The church website describes him as a fourth-generation preacher from the Church of God in Christ tradition and the author of two books, The Leaders' 7 Deadly Venoms and Unstoppable Faith. It also says Richmond City Council gave him a key to the city, and that he arranged free housing for hundreds of displaced families after Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

Bishop Pullings drew national coverage in late 2015, when he was among the Black pastors who met Donald Trump in New York. He told Richmond station WTVR afterward that Trump would need to apologize and change how he spoke about people if he wanted to win minority voters, and he did not endorse him.

The couple have five children: four sons, Orrin Jr., Elijah, James and Zacchaeus, and a daughter, Medina. Her biography says the sons are now adults and that she has become a grandmother.

Where is Medina Pullings' church?

United Nations Church International is based in Richmond, Virginia. An older speaker listing on PreachingWoman.com gave the ministry's Richmond address on Midlothian Turnpike, while more recent event posts from the church point to Cowardin Avenue in Richmond. Church sites have been planted in other states, so check the church's own website for current service locations.

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Compared with other pastors on this site

Pastor profiles here usually have the same problem: church income is private. See Alyn Waller of Enon Tabernacle in Philadelphia and Bishop Herman Murray of Holy Temple for other leaders whose wealth has not been publicly estimated.

How this page was checked

We rebuilt this profile from Medina Pullings' own biography, the United Nations Church website, a PreachingWoman.com speaker profile and feature, and news coverage from WTKR, WTVR, the Seattle Medium and the Atlanta Daily World. We removed the unsourced net worth, salary table, age, height, weight and contact section. If a reputable outlet publishes a figure for her, we will add it with the source.