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They may not flaunt their wealth on magazine covers or dominate headlines with extravagant lifestyles, but these Christian billionaires have quietly built empires anchored in faith and generosity. 

In a world where riches often lead to pride, these five individuals have chosen to walk a different path—one marked by humility, service, and a deep commitment to Christian values.

1. David Green – Hobby Lobby

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David Green, the founder of Hobby Lobby, is perhaps the most vocal Christian billionaire when it comes to aligning faith with business. Green has long believed that everything he owns ultimately belongs to God

His Oklahoma-based arts and crafts empire not only reflects his business acumen but also his generous spirit—he is the largest individual donor to evangelical causes in the U.S. In 2022, Green formally relinquished ownership of the company “to God,” reaffirming that his life’s work was a ministry, not merely a means to wealth.

2. The Cathy Family – Chick-fil-A

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S. Truett Cathy, founder of the iconic fast-food chain Chick-fil-A, built his business on strong Christian principles. A devoted Southern Baptist, Cathy embedded values like integrity, stewardship, and servant leadership into the company’s DNA. 

All locations close every Sunday to honor the Sabbath—an uncommon choice in the fast-paced restaurant industry. Today, the Cathy family continues to uphold those values, running a chain known as much for its customer satisfaction as for its faith-driven roots.

3. Alice Walton – Walmart Heir

Image: Photo from Alice L. Walton Foundation 

While not as publicly outspoken about her beliefs as others, Alice Walton—daughter of Walmart founder Sam Walton—has supported various initiatives that reflect Christian principles. Her late father was a devout Presbyterian who viewed business as a calling to serve others. 

Sam Walton’s legacy lives on in the company’s culture, which has long emphasized honesty, humility, and community service. Alice’s quiet philanthropy includes supporting education, rural development, and faith-based community work.

4. Bill Gates – Microsoft Co-Founder

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Though often seen through the lens of technology and philanthropy, Bill Gates has quietly acknowledged the role of faith in his life. In interviews, Gates has spoken about raising his children in a Catholic household alongside his then-wife Melinda. He once said, “The moral systems of religion… are super important.” 

His charitable foundation, the Gates Foundation, channels billions into global health, education, and poverty alleviation—an embodiment of stewardship and care for the less fortunate, principles rooted in Christian ethics.

5. J.P. Morgan – Financial Titan

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J.P. Morgan, one of the most influential bankers in American history, was also a committed Christian. A lifelong Episcopalian, Morgan financed churches, supported faith-based organizations, and founded the Church Club of New York. For him, business and faith were not separate domains. He believed in using his wealth to uplift others and uphold Christian teachings, a rare perspective among Wall Street elites of his era.

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While the love of money may be the root of all evil, these billionaires have shown that wealth—when coupled with faith—can be a force for good.

*Cover Photo/Thumbnail Photo from legacycoalition.com 

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