Televangelism

“Don’t attack one another. Don’t attack men and women of God. Don’t be the judge. There’s only one judge. Jesus said, ‘Judge not, lest you be judged.’” - C.Leaders

“For the second time in five years, a court has ordered Benny Hinn Ministries to pay a marketing company for services rendered which the ministry had previously avoided paying. Hinn’s ministry now faces garnishment of assets.” - CPost

“A central figure of the 1980s televangelist scandals and an influential Southern gospel singer, Swaggart spent 70 years in the ministry.” - RNS

“Swaggart is the founder of Family Worship Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Jimmy Swaggart Bible College, and Jimmy Swaggart Ministries. Swaggart, alongside his son Donnie and his grandson Gabriel, pastors Family Worship Center.” - C.Leaders

“Moore serves as pastor of churches in Sarasota, Florida, and Branson, Missouri. Most of his flights are between these cities…. For the $10 million Moore’s ministry was raising, they could purchase 26,178 airplane tickets.” - CPost

“Once a Cessationist, Baptist preacher, Locke now fully embraces the gifts and move of the Holy Spirit.” - C.Post

“After 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.” - C.Today

“Televangelist Jim Bakker isn’t happy with cancel culture and believes his imprisonment for fraud in 1989 aided by ‘a group of preachers’ but mostly the media at the height of his ministry’s success was an early example of cancel culture.” - C.Post

“Jim Bakker has claimed that the Missouri town in which he is building a Christian community is equipped to survive the end of the world, and is selling survival gear, such as packs of bottles that cost $150.” CPost

“Three decades after his PTL empire near Charlotte crumbled amid financial and sex scandals, Jim Bakker is back on TV with a different, darker message: The Apocalypse is coming and you better get ready.” Charlotte Observer