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Daystar Founder Joni Lamb Dies at 65 After Health Decline
8 May
Summary
- Joni Lamb, Daystar founder, died at age 65 due to declining health.
- A back injury compounded existing health challenges, leading to a serious situation.
- Daystar Television Network, cofounded in 1993, reaches over 2.3 billion homes worldwide.
Joni Lamb, the influential co-founder of Daystar Television Network, passed away at the age of 65 on Thursday, May 7, following a period of declining health. Her condition was reportedly worsened by a back injury that compounded existing medical challenges.
Lamb, alongside her late husband Marcus Lamb, established Daystar in 1993. Over nearly four decades, she served as president of the Christian broadcasting network, growing it into one of the largest faith-based television networks globally.
Daystar, which is based in Texas, now broadcasts into over 2.3 billion homes worldwide. The network has assured that an executive leadership team is in place to ensure programming continues without interruption.
Tributes are expected to air on Daystar as the organization mourns the loss of its co-founder, who was known for her dedication to sharing the Gospel. Memorial details are to be announced at a later date.
