Conservative evangelist and media guru Pat Robertson died Thursday at the age of 93-year-old.

Robertson founded the Christian Broadcast Network, which published a moving tribute to his life and legacy on Thursday morning.

“Pat Robertson dedicated his life to preaching the Gospel, helping those in need, and educating the next generation. He founded the Christian Broadcasting Network and numerous organizations, including Operation Blessing, Regent University, the American Center for Law and Justice, and International Family Entertainment Inc. He was also a New York Times best-selling author and host of ‘The 700 Club,” the outlet wrote.

A Life Well Lived

Robertson was married to the “love of his life and partner in ministry” Dede Robertson for 67-years. Dede died in 2022. The couple leave behind four children, 14 grandchildren, and 24 great-grandchildren.

Scholar. Veteran. Lawyer. And Man of God. Robertson truly dedicated his life to all, and furthering the purpose of God’s message here on Earth. To read his full biography, please see his official website for more.

Honoring Pat Robertson

“Pat believed in the dignity, the value, and the worth of every individual. He always believed that an individual has the God-given responsibility to utilize and maximize the talents that God has given him,” former host of “The 700 Club” Ben Kinchlow wrote of Robertson.

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