Televangelist
(noun)
A Christian minister who uses television to broadcast religious teachings and sermons.
Origin:
The word televangelist comes from the combination of the words "television" and "evangelist".
Examples:
- The televangelist had a large following, his sermons were broadcasted on several television channels.
- The televangelist promised his followers that if they donated money to his ministry, they would be blessed with wealth and prosperity.
- The televangelist's sermons were often criticized for being too focused on prosperity and not enough on the message of the gospel.
- Televangelists have been accused of using their power and influence to take advantage of their followers.
- Many televangelists have been involved in controversies and financial scandals.