The Christian Post reports:
Jerry Savelle, a popular televangelist and proponent of the prosperity gospel, which claims that believers will see improvements in wealth and well-being in this life, has died at 76.
Jerry Savelle Ministries International announced on Facebook that the preacher died on Monday, identifying him as “a beloved husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, pastor, mentor, and resolute friend.”
According to the JSMI website, Savelle began his ministry in 1969, having reportedly preached at around 3,500 churches in more than 40 countries. His official ministry group is based in Crowley, Texas, and has offices in Australia, Canada, South Africa, and the United Kingdom.
Read the full article. In the video below, Savelle, once a protege of fellow scamvangelist Kenneth Copeland, brags about his “classic Corvette collection.” Savelle had an estimated net worth of $10 million, making him a relative pauper compared to most televangelists.
I’d like to make an announcement that my best friend, a man of God, a true general of the Lord, Dr. Jerry Savelle has transitioned into Heaven. What a blessing of God he was! I considered him my personal brother. We were so close that you couldn’t put a razor blade between us. We… pic.twitter.com/eHm7LwElSd
— Jesse Duplantis (@jesse_duplantis) April 15, 2024
Today, we honor the incredible life and legacy of Dr. Jerry Savelle. His unwavering faith, passion for spreading the Gospel, and dedication to serving others will forever inspire us. Though he may be absent from this earthly realm, his impact will continue to touch hearts. pic.twitter.com/UoyjRXF1su
— Daystar Television (@Daystar) April 15, 2024