Joni Lamb, Daystar TV Co-Founder, Dies at 65
Joni Lamb, who co-founded Daystar Television Network with her husband Marcus Lamb, died this week at age 65. Daystar reaches more than 100 million households worldwide. The network has not yet announced details about her memorial service.
Joni Lamb, co-founder of Daystar Television Network, died this week at age 65. She built the network alongside her husband Marcus Lamb, who died in 2021.
Daystar broadcasts Christian programming to more than 100 million households across the globe. Joni Lamb served as a host, producer, and executive at the network for decades.
She was known for her talk show "Joni Table Talk," which featured conversations with pastors, authors, and Christian leaders. The show ran for many years and drew a loyal audience.
Lamb was also active in humanitarian work, supporting missions and relief efforts through the network's outreach arm.
Christian leaders across the country offered condolences on social media following the announcement of her death. The network has not yet released details about memorial services.
Daystar Television Network continues to operate and has not announced any changes to its programming schedule.
