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‎McClurkin has an estimated net worth of $5 Million, which he has earned from his career as a Gospel singer.“ Bigger Everyday” is the newest single from Moses Bliss featuring amazing talents: Festizie, Membrane, Uwa, Chris Heavens & Temple. 2014 We Are Victorious (featuring Tye Tribbett).2013 I Am Amazed (featuring Erica Campbell & Preashea Hilliard).2009 Wait on the Lord (featuring Karen Clark Sheard).2005 Ooh Child (featuring Kirk Franklin).2003 The Prayer (featuring Yolanda Adams).The Supreme Court made it nationally legal. McClurkin was disinvited from the 50th anniversary of the Washington for Jobs and Freedom March in August 2013. As a result, McClurkin was excluded from the appearance roster, but he still appeared at one of the concerts. His listing as a headlining artist for the 2008 Presidential campaign of then-Senator Barack Obama stirred controversy because of his views on homosexuality. The song was released in 2000 under the album Live in London and More… It was played in heavy rotation on both Gospel and Urban radio. His song we fall down was written by Kyle David Matthews. It was played in heavy rotation on both Gospel and Urban radio. The song was written by Sylvester Stewart. Stand is his hit song which was released in 1996 under the album that was named after him. American Gospel minister, Donnie McClurkin Jr. “I am delivered and I know God can deliver others, too.” There has been a rumor that McClurkin and CCM singer-songwriter, Nicole C. He goes on to state that he was able to change his sexual orientation through will and prayer. However, he has spoken about having been a homosexual before as a result of sexual abuse and being exposed to pornography. is not married neither has he ever been married. Their meeting fanned McClurkin’s interest in music eventually becoming his mentor. With all the chaos in his life, the then young Donnie found solace in attending church after an aunt of his who sang background vocals with the gospel singer, Andraé Crouch introduced him to Crouch. The family has been through a lot again with two of his sisters struggling with drug abuse. As he struggled to come to terms with his brother’s demise, Donnie was sexually abused by his great uncle and again by his great uncle’s son later on. The death of the young McClurkin brought about turmoil in the family.