televangelist

Or left their money to some televangelist, looking to buy a place in heaven.

Next time, another televangelist may pick the Democrats; let's hope so.

On television, a politician should be either a talk show host or a televangelist.

We have more televangelists per square mile here in this part of the country than I really care to think about.

He didn't know the man personally but had no love for televangelists in any form.

This information is used to aid reporters who are investigating televangelists.

Televangelists often strongly dispute these criticisms and say they are doing God's work.

Robert read the list and she made careful notes on the back of a plea for money from a televangelist.

You got televangelists, pretending to heal people, stealing big bucks.

She talks theology with gripping common sense, you know, the kind of televangelist that just might make it all work.

Being well received by the population, even Confucian "televangelists" started to appear on television since 2006.

He blasted the televangelists of the right as "evil."

The first episode, for example, focused on guns, right-wing talk shows and televangelists.

He is sometimes referred to as a televangelist.

As a result, a few televangelists began making Monday-through-Friday programs.

Parsley, a televangelist and the leader of a 12,000-member church, World Harvest.

And they're none too happy about our reluctance, despite televangelists' pleas, to cut off the hands of homosexuals.

At this time, Swaggart was probably the most successful of the televangelists.

"Okay, what about those televangelists who heal people on TV?

He didn't get to be one of the biggest televangelists in America by being unconvincing."

Unlike some other Christian televangelists, Winter took an intellectual approach to faith.

Roberts was a pioneer televangelist, and attracted a vast viewership.

This story, and the following one, are both darkly humorous and deal with televangelists.

The Trinity Foundation has an extensive video library of televangelists.

The leaders often draw on the techniques of American televangelists, and the message is appealing to those living in extreme poverty.