James Robison of Life Outreach International Passes Away
James Robison, founder of Life Outreach International and a prominent figure in American Christianity, has died. Robison was known for his decades of ministry work, television outreach, and humanitarian efforts around the world. He was a close adviser to several U.S. presidents.
James Robison, founder of Life Outreach International and a prominent figure in American Christianity, has died, according to CBN News.
Robison built Life Outreach International into a global humanitarian organization, providing food, clean water, and medical care to millions of people in developing nations. He also hosted a long-running television program that reached audiences across the United States.
Over his decades of ministry, Robison became a trusted voice in evangelical circles and served as an informal adviser to multiple U.S. presidents. He was known for his passionate preaching style and his commitment to social action alongside evangelism.
Life Outreach International confirmed his passing in a statement, calling him a man of deep faith who dedicated his life to serving others. The organization said it would continue the work he started.
Tributes poured in from Christian leaders across the country. Many noted his ability to bridge denominational divides and his focus on practical ministry to the poor.
Robison is survived by his wife Betty and their family. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
