Clayton Jennings

Background

Clayton Jennings was born in Indiana, U.S., on December 5, 1987. Don Jennings, his father, is a senior pastor. Over the years, he has published various books, including “Twenty Tales” (2013) and “Willow Trees in Warfare” (2013). He also self-produced, directed, and starred in the 2011 hit movie “Strayland.” Since March 2016, Jennings has been married to his long-term girlfriend, Jamie Jennings. The couple has a daughter named Arabelle Rose Jennings.

He launched his evangelistic ministry in 2008. He then began preaching gospel teachings at public events, and after two years, he joined YouTube and began posting videos there. As of June 2022, he had over 800,000 subscribers on the platform. Jennings soon became a social media sensation, with millions of people following him on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. “Please Don’t Kill Yourself || Spoken Word,” “Get This Off My Chest || Spoken Word,” and “Dear Anxiety Lyric Video” are among his most popular videos. Jennings has been giving presentations in churches, colleges, and conferences around the world since early 2014, as well as conducting his crusade and resurrection meetings. He receives approximately 20 booking inquiries per day from all over the world. Jennings also has a clothing and accessory brand called Clayton Jennings Apparel, where he offers apparel and accessories with a religious theme. According to the official website, the proceeds from the sale of each item are used to benefit people in Uganda through The Vine Ministries.

Jennings has also recorded and published gospel-themed songs and albums. “30 at Thousand,” “Goodbye Religion,” and “Reflections” were his three albums published in 2018. In 2019, he released his new album, “King Nothing.” In 2021, he released a nine-track poetry album named “Unread Letters.” Some of his hit songs include ‘Jesus Is,’ ‘Treasure Chest,’ ‘Begin Again,’ ‘Mental Illness,’ ‘Till We Die,’ ‘Living Hell,’ ‘Help Me Jesus,’ and many more.