What is Dorinda Clark-Cole's Net Worth?
Dorinda Clark-Cole, an American evangelist and gospel singer, boasts a net worth of $9 million. Renowned for her Grammy-winning performances and gospel recordings, she has made a significant impact both as a solo artist and as a member of The Clark Sisters. Since releasing her debut solo album in 2002, Clark-Cole has produced five studio albums, all reaching the top-5 on the gospel music charts.
Early Life and Career
Born Dorinda Grace Clark in 1957 in Detroit, Michigan, Clark-Cole's musical journey began at her father's church, where she sang alongside her sisters. Her self-titled debut album in 2002 earned her a Soul Train award and two Stellar Awards. Following this success, her second album, The Rose of Gospel, released three years later, climbed into the top five on the Gospel charts and earned a Grammy nomination for Best Traditional Soul Gospel.
Discography Highlights
- Take It Back (2008): Charted in the Gospel top five.
- I Survived (2011): Continued her presence in the Gospel top five charts.
- Living It (2015): Garnered a Grammy nomination for Best Gospel Album at the 58th Grammy Awards.
Group Contributions and Achievements
As a member of the iconic gospel group, The Clark Sisters, Clark-Cole won three Grammy Awards in 2008. Her contributions to the group solidified their standing in gospel music.
Evangelical Work
A dedicated evangelist, Clark-Cole became the first woman to minister to more than four thousand people in South Africa. Her influence extends beyond music and into spiritual leadership.
Media Presence
In addition to her musical career, Clark-Cole has made significant media appearances. She hosted the Dorinda Show, Celebrate on the Road, the Stellar Awards, and How Sweet The Sound. Her radio show, Serving Up Soul with Dorinda Clark-Cole, broadcasts on more than 50 stations.
Personal Life
Clark-Cole is married to Elder Gregory Cole, and they have two children together. She remains a prominent figure in the gospel music field and spiritual community.
Aspiration
In interviews, Clark-Cole has expressed that had she not pursued a career in gospel singing, she would have aspired to be a dancer on Broadway.
