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Also land. Some they've owned for hundreds of years. A church used to be the center of culture, so they were in the center of towns. When those towns became cities and the churches stayed in the same location, suddenly that land/property was worth a lot more.

Think about all the Catholic Churches in NYC that have probably been there for 150+ years. Many wealth estimates including real estate/property holdings so that can really bolster the perception of wealth when it comes to churches.

What's your favorite car in your garage?

What's your most embarrassing onstage moment?

What's your favorite song to play live?

Jon! Thanks for playing The Mountain for me and my wife's anniversary in Nashville. (I was also at The Parthenon with you earlier that day, but had to leave early to pick her up)

It seems like you have endless songs. Do you have a writing routine? How do you stay creative?