Televangelist James Robison, founder of Life Outreach International, has died at 82, his ministry confirmed.

Rev. James Robison, founder of LIFE Outreach International, passed away at 82. Known for his global evangelism and humanitarian efforts, he touched billions through his TV program and charitable work.

James Robison, the Texas-based televangelist who founded LIFE Outreach International, died Sunday. No cause of death had been disclosed at the time of the announcement. He was 82.

Trump’s former spiritual advisor and LIFE Today host James Robison has died at 82. “It is with deep sadness that we share the passing of Rev. James Robison, the beloved founder of Life Outreach ...

His evangelism also included feeding the hungry and digging wells to provide water.

Texas televangelist James Robison, who preached to millions, helped the poor and rallied support for Ronald Reagan's 1980 presidential campaign, died Saturday. He was 82 years old.

Betty Robison, widow of televangelist James Robison, continues their shared ministry, LIFE Outreach International, impacting lives globally through faith-based initiatives and television broadcasting.

Christian ministry leaders, organizations and media personalities honored the legacy of televangelist James Robison this week, reflecting on how he helped shape many of their careers.

The televangelist and his wife launched the "Life Today" television program in 1968.