Televangelism
Died: Pat Robertson, Broadcast Pioneer Who Brought Christian TV to the MainstreamWith CBN, “The 700 Club,” Regent, the Christian Coalition, and a run for president, he changed evangelicals’ place in public life.
Died: Marcus Lamb, Daystar Founder Who Believed TV Opened a Window for the Holy SpiritAfter setting himself apart from corrupt televangelists and achieving incredible early success, the Christian network chief lived from scandal to scandal.
Pat Robertson Retires from The 700 Club at 91The outspoken host and pioneering Christian broadcaster has been the face of CBN since its founding 60 years ago.
Don’t Judge a Pentecostal Woman Based on Her LashesWhat pop culture gets wrong about charismatic women, and what “The Eyes of Tammy Faye” gets right.
Jim Bakker to Pay $156K Over COVID-19 Cure ClaimAfter settlement, the televangelist and his church can no longer sell his Silver Solution as treatment. His lawyers, though, say state officials “unfairly targeted” the show.
Died: Ole Anthony, Terror to TelevangelistsHe dug through prosperity preachers’ trash and pushed a radical Christian community to be more like the first-century church.
Are All Pastors Televangelists Now?What Billy Graham, Fred Rogers, Mother Angelica, and others can teach us about delivering sermons to a camera.
Satellite Ministries Cross Boundaries. That’s Their Promise and Peril.From democratic Israel to theocratic Iran, Christian TV defends its right to exist.
Died: Jack Van Impe, Televangelist Who Saw Signs of End TimesEvery week for more than 30 years, he interpreted headlines in light of prophecy.
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