Pastor James Robison Dies at 82, Leaving Global Ministry Legacy

Reverend James Robison, a prominent Christian leader and founder of LIFE Outreach International, has died at the age of 82. His family confirmed his passing, leaving a significant void in the global Christian community. For decades, Robison, alongside his wife Betty, led the ministry, which became widely recognized through the talk show "LIFE Today."

Betty Robison, an author and speaker, co-hosted "LIFE Today" with her husband, sharing Christian values and humanitarian efforts with a global audience. The couple's ministry, LIFE Outreach International, focused on providing vital aid such as food, medical supplies, and clean drinking water to underserved communities.

Their humanitarian work extended to Africa, Asia, and Central America, where they supported relief campaigns for children and families living in poverty. James and Betty Robison's partnership began in their teenage years, leading to a 63-year marriage and a shared legacy of faith and service.

James Robison's lifelong devotion to sharing the Gospel and bringing hope was recognized by LIFE Outreach International. The organization praised the couple's ministry, stating it has touched and will continue to impact countless lives. The cause of death was not officially disclosed.