Jack Hayford Net Worth

January 9, 2023

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What is Jack Hayford Net Worth? Pastor Jack Hayford founded The Church on the Way in Van Nuys, California. He founded and served as chancellor of The King’s University in Southlake, Texas.

He was also the president of the International Church of the Foursquare Gospel from 2004 until 2009. He also composed over 500 hymns and choruses, including the well-known and widely played “Majesty,” and wrote over 50 books.

But, after more than three decades of service to The Church on the Way, he was undoubtedly best known as “Pastor Jack.”

Pastor Jack Hayford died at the age of 88 on January 8, 2023. The Jack Hayford Ministries reported his death. Pastor Robert Morris, a friend of his, paid homage, and the statement reads,

“Early this morning, my dear friend Pastor Jack Hayford went home to be with Jesus. He was 88 years old and was a pastor, teacher, a servant, and the man of God. For me personally, he was my mentor and spiritual father, and I am so grateful for his influence in my life.”

In honor of Hayford, Randy Remington, the current president of ICFG, writes: “Pastor Jack was a Kingdom ambassador whose influence transcended denominational, generational, and global boundaries. Jack’s passion for Spirit-filled worship, fervent intercessory prayer, and biblical preaching that revealed Jesus were modeled in his own personal life. He truly embodied the life he invited others into.”

Anna, Hayford’s wife of nearly 60 years, died on March 8, 2017 at the age of 83 from pancreatic cancer. He and Anna have four children: Rebecca, Jack III, Mark, and Christina. Valarie, his second wife, married him in 2018.

“Pastor Jack lived a life devoted to Jesus, one which he never wavered in or strayed from,” he adds.

“Thousands of pastors found encouragement, inspiration and lifelong ministry principles through his Pastor’s Schools and conferences. His books, songs and teachings will continue to inspire and mentor generations to come.”

As a Foursquare Pastor, it was always an honor to have his friendship and voice in my life. “He spoke annually at the church I pastored in Beaverton, Oregon, for nearly 50 years in a row … times with him will always be remembered and cherished. In our Foursquare family, ‘we retired his jersey,’ so to speak. There will never be another Jack Hayford,” Remington says.