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Daystar Television Network
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Word of God Fellowship, Inc.
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1993
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Daystar Television Network is a privately held Christian television broadcasting ministry, legally organized as Word of God Fellowship, Inc. and headquartered at 3901 Hwy 121, Bedford, Texas. Founded in 1993 by Joni Lamb and Marcus Lamb (who passed away in 2021) in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, the network operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, distributing faith-based programming to approximately 2.4 billion households across more than 200 countries. Distribution is multi-platform: licensed broadcast television stations, satellite transmission, mobile applications (with over 450,000 reported app users), an on-demand streaming platform (daystar.tv), and regional variants including Daystar Canada and Daystar Español. The content slate is anchored by original programming such as Joni Table Talk, Ministry Now (featuring the Daystar Singers), Reflections, Gospel Music Showcase, Off The Record, Healing Time with Dr. Doug Weiss, the Rebecca Weiss Podcast, and Marcus Lamb archival programming, alongside a separate "Censored Shows" platform for restricted content.

The technology layer is fundamentally a content distribution and broadcasting platform rather than a software product: FCC-licensed low-power television stations across the U.S. provide regulatory distribution rights, satellite uplink enables global reach, and consumer-facing apps and websites provide streaming access. The company holds over a dozen registered trademarks covering brand and flagship show identities.

The business model is donation-driven. Programming is provided free to viewers; revenue is generated primarily through voluntary viewer contributions managed via the Partner Center donation portal, supplemented by merchandise sales through shop.daystar.com. Humanitarian initiatives in Israel (Keren Hayesod, Be'ad Chaim, The Isaiah Projects) and other charitable programs (prison ministry, disaster relief) function as both mission activity and donor engagement. The company employs 501–1,000 people and has no external institutional investors, private equity, or public shareholders, reflecting its founder-led family ministry structure. As of the most recent data, Joni Lamb continued as president until her death on May 7, 2026, after which the ministry stated it would continue under the executive leadership team she had previously established.

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Daystar Television Network is a private Christian television ministry (Word of God Fellowship, Inc.) that broadcasts 24/7 faith-based programming to roughly 2.4 billion households across 200+ countries via broadcast TV, satellite, mobile apps, and streaming, funded primarily by viewer donations and merchandise sales.

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North America
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Serves global market

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religious broadcasting, christian television, faith-based media, religious programming, television network
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1Christian Broadcasting (TV & Radio)
CodeMPABALAAPrimaryYes
2Religious/Faith-Based Broadcast Networks
CodeMPABAAAFPrimaryNo
3Local Religious/Faith-Based Stations
CodeMPABACALPrimaryNo
4Religious News, Talk & Commentary Channels
CodeMPABALALPrimaryNo
5International Religious/Faith-Based Broadcasters
CodeMPABAEAHPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Television Broadcasting Stations51612
  • Religious Organizations8131
  • Television Broadcasting Stations516120
SIC code1 code
  • Television Broadcasting Stations4833
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Religious Broadcasting
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1Donations and Viewer Contributions
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The network relies on viewer donations and partner support to fund operations, as a faith-based ministry organization. Programming is free to viewers while revenue is generated through voluntary contributions from the viewer community and organizational partners.

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2Merchandise and Shop Sales
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Daystar operates an e-commerce storefront (shop.daystar.com) selling merchandise related to their programming and ministry.

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Daystar Television Network operates a 24/7 Christian television broadcasting service that produces and distributes faith-based religious programming — including preaching, teaching, music, and family-oriented inspirational content — to viewers worldwide via over-the-air broadcast, satellite, cable, mobile applications, and online streaming platforms. The network is operated by Word of God Fellowship, Inc., a private for-profit entity headquartered in Bedford, Texas.

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Quantifiable outcome1 value
  • Reaching over 7.3 billion people worldwide with Christian programming
Product overview1 text field

Daystar Television Network is a faith-based television network operating as a single unified broadcast platform dedicated to spreading the Gospel 24/7 globally. The network offers multiple viewing channels including live streaming, on-demand access via Daystar TV, and mobile apps for iOS and Android. Programming consists of original shows including Joni Table Talk, Ministry Now (featuring the Daystar Singers), Off The Record, Reflections, Gospel Music Showcase, Healing Time, and the Rebecca Weiss Podcast. Regional variants include Daystar Canada and Daystar Español. The network also operates a separate platform called Censored Shows for restricted content, and provides a Partner Center for donor management. The organization is licensed under Word of God Fellowship, Inc. and operates numerous FCC-licensed television stations across the United States.

Product and service4 records
1Daystar Television Network (24/7 Christian TV broadcast)
CategoryReligious Broadcasting
Description

Continuous 24/7 Christian television broadcasting service delivering faith-based programming — including preaching, teaching, music, and family-oriented inspirational content — to viewers globally via over-the-air broadcast, satellite, cable, and digital platforms.

2Daystar Mobile App
CategoryDigital Streaming
Description

Branded mobile applications for iOS and Android devices that deliver live streaming and on-demand access to Daystar's Christian television programming for individual viewers worldwide.

3Daystar Online Streaming Platform
CategoryDigital Streaming
Description

Web-based streaming platform providing live and on-demand access to Daystar's faith-based television content, complementing the broadcast distribution channels.

4Daystar Merchandise / E-commerce Store
CategoryMerchandise
Description

Branded merchandise and e-commerce offerings tied to Daystar Television Network, sold to viewers and supporters as part of the network's revenue and supporter engagement activities.

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Partnership4 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Daystar partners with Keren Hayesod, Israel's official fundraising organization, for humanitarian projects in Israel. Collaborations include sponsoring Chanukkah camps for child terror victims from October 7th attacks, therapeutic programs, and ongoing support for families affected by terrorism.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Daystar serves as anchor partner for Be'ad Chaim, Israel's pro-life organization centered in Jerusalem. Partnership established a new pro-life center in Beersheva. Be'ad Chaim has saved 6,000 babies over 20 years, with the Beersheva center responsible for 1,500 of those lives saved.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Daystar partners with The Isaiah Projects, an initiative producing Hebraic roots resources for Christians and providing humanitarian aid to Christian Arabs and single Ethiopian mothers in the Holy Land. Daystar provided advanced security systems for communities surrounding Gaza.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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Daystar partners with various Israeli communities for humanitarian support including: Ofakim Therapeutic School for child terror victims, Lone Soldier Homes in Yad Mordechai, shelter construction in Golan Heights schools, and home rebuilding in Manara on the Lebanon border.

Recent move7 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Catholic-focused global faith television network broadcasting 24/7 across multiple platforms. Directly comparable to Daystar as one of the largest religious broadcasting networks in the U.S. with similar satellite, cable, and digital distribution plus donation-based funding.

TypeDirect peer
Description

One of the world's largest Christian television networks, broadcasting faith-based programming across broadcast, satellite, and digital platforms. Closely comparable to Daystar in audience, distribution model, and donation-funded ministry structure.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Christian Broadcasting Network operates The SuperChannel and related digital properties, producing faith-based programming including the flagship 700 Club. Highly comparable to Daystar in ministry-driven broadcasting, original Christian content, and global distribution.

4INSP
TypeDirect peer
Description

U.S. cable/satellite network delivering family-friendly and faith-leaning programming. Overlaps with Daystar's audience for inspirational and conservative Christian content, though distributed primarily via pay-TV rather than free over-the-air broadcasting.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Family-friendly cable/streaming network with a faith-and-family brand extension (UP Faith & Family). Comparable to Daystar as a Christian-leaning media brand, though operating primarily through paid streaming/cable rather than donation-funded free broadcasting.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Faith-based subscription streaming service offering Christian movies and series. Comparable to Daystar's on-demand and app efforts as a digital-native faith media platform, though focused on transactional/subscription streaming rather than broadcast television.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Christian ministry producing radio programming, podcasts, and digital content distributed nationally. Comparable to Daystar in mission-driven, donation-funded Christian media production targeting conservative Christian households.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Largest contemporary Christian radio network plus digital music platforms. Comparable to Daystar as a multi-platform faith media brand with broadcast (radio vs. TV), digital, and donation-based funding targeting Christian audiences.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Publicly traded multimedia company operating Christian and conservative-talk radio stations plus digital platforms. Comparable to Daystar in faith-oriented broadcasting and audience, though focused on radio rather than television.

TypeRegional player
Description

Christian radio network operated by Moody Bible Institute, broadcasting biblical teaching and inspirational programming across U.S. stations and digital channels. Comparable to Daystar as a long-established Christian media ministry with broadcast and digital distribution and donor-supported operations.

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Daystar Television Network

Religious Broadcastingdaystar.com

Daystar Television Network is a private Christian television ministry (Word of God Fellowship, Inc.) that broadcasts 24/7 faith-based programming to roughly 2.4 billion households across 200+ countries via broadcast TV, satellite, mobile apps, and streaming, funded primarily by viewer donations and merchandise sales.

What Daystar Television Network does

Daystar Television Network is a privately held Christian television broadcasting ministry, legally organized as Word of God Fellowship, Inc. and headquartered at 3901 Hwy 121, Bedford, Texas. Founded in 1993 by Joni Lamb and Marcus Lamb (who passed away in 2021) in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, the network operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, distributing faith-based programming to approximately 2.4 billion households across more than 200 countries. Distribution is multi-platform: licensed broadcast television stations, satellite transmission, mobile applications (with over 450,000 reported app users), an on-demand streaming platform (daystar.tv), and regional variants including Daystar Canada and Daystar Español. The content slate is anchored by original programming such as Joni Table Talk, Ministry Now (featuring the Daystar Singers), Reflections, Gospel Music Showcase, Off The Record, Healing Time with Dr. Doug Weiss, the Rebecca Weiss Podcast, and Marcus Lamb archival programming, alongside a separate "Censored Shows" platform for restricted content.

The technology layer is fundamentally a content distribution and broadcasting platform rather than a software product: FCC-licensed low-power television stations across the U.S. provide regulatory distribution rights, satellite uplink enables global reach, and consumer-facing apps and websites provide streaming access. The company holds over a dozen registered trademarks covering brand and flagship show identities.

The business model is donation-driven. Programming is provided free to viewers; revenue is generated primarily through voluntary viewer contributions managed via the Partner Center donation portal, supplemented by merchandise sales through shop.daystar.com. Humanitarian initiatives in Israel (Keren Hayesod, Be'ad Chaim, The Isaiah Projects) and other charitable programs (prison ministry, disaster relief) function as both mission activity and donor engagement. The company employs 501–1,000 people and has no external institutional investors, private equity, or public shareholders, reflecting its founder-led family ministry structure. As of the most recent data, Joni Lamb continued as president until her death on May 7, 2026, after which the ministry stated it would continue under the executive leadership team she had previously established.

Daystar Television Network firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Daystar Television Network
Legal name
Word of God Fellowship, Inc.
Website
https://daystar.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1993
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
501–1,000 employees
Short description
Daystar Television Network is a private Christian television ministry (Word of God Fellowship, Inc.) that broadcasts 24/7 faith-based programming to roughly 2.4 billion households across 200+ countries via broadcast TV, satellite, mobile apps, and streaming, funded primarily by viewer donations and merchandise sales.
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Daystar Television Network industry classification

Industry
Product category
Religious Broadcasting
NAICS
Television Broadcasting Stations (51612), Religious Organizations (8131), Television Broadcasting Stations (516120)
SIC
Television Broadcasting Stations (4833)
akta.pro primary industry
Christian Broadcasting (TV & Radio) (MPABALAA)
akta.pro secondary industries
Religious/Faith-Based Broadcast Networks (MPABAAAF), Local Religious/Faith-Based Stations (MPABACAL), Religious News, Talk & Commentary Channels (MPABALAL), International Religious/Faith-Based Broadcasters (MPABAEAH)

Keywords

  • Religious broadcasting
  • Christian television
  • Faith-based media
  • Religious programming
  • Television network

Where Daystar Television Network is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Bedford
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Daystar Television Network business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Operations, Personnel, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Donations and Viewer Contributions: The network relies on viewer donations and partner support to fund operations, as a faith-based ministry organization. Programming is free to viewers while revenue is generated through voluntary contributions from the viewer community and organizational partners.
  2. Merchandise and Shop Sales: Daystar operates an e-commerce storefront (shop.daystar.com) selling merchandise related to their programming and ministry.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels6 records

Marketing channels6 records

Daystar Television Network product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Daystar Television Network operates a 24/7 Christian television broadcasting service that produces and distributes faith-based religious programming — including preaching, teaching, music, and family-oriented inspirational content — to viewers worldwide via over-the-air broadcast, satellite, cable, mobile applications, and online streaming platforms. The network is operated by Word of God Fellowship, Inc., a private for-profit entity headquartered in Bedford, Texas.

Product overview

Daystar Television Network is a faith-based television network operating as a single unified broadcast platform dedicated to spreading the Gospel 24/7 globally. The network offers multiple viewing channels including live streaming, on-demand access via Daystar TV, and mobile apps for iOS and Android. Programming consists of original shows including Joni Table Talk, Ministry Now (featuring the Daystar Singers), Off The Record, Reflections, Gospel Music Showcase, Healing Time, and the Rebecca Weiss Podcast. Regional variants include Daystar Canada and Daystar Español. The network also operates a separate platform called Censored Shows for restricted content, and provides a Partner Center for donor management. The organization is licensed under Word of God Fellowship, Inc. and operates numerous FCC-licensed television stations across the United States.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Daystar Television Network (24/7 Christian TV broadcast) Continuous 24/7 Christian television broadcasting service delivering faith-based programming — including preaching, teaching, music, and family-oriented inspirational content — to viewers globally via over-the-air broadcast, satellite, cable, and digital platforms.
  • Daystar Mobile App Branded mobile applications for iOS and Android devices that deliver live streaming and on-demand access to Daystar's Christian television programming for individual viewers worldwide.
  • Daystar Online Streaming Platform Web-based streaming platform providing live and on-demand access to Daystar's faith-based television content, complementing the broadcast distribution channels.
  • Daystar Merchandise / E-commerce Store Branded merchandise and e-commerce offerings tied to Daystar Television Network, sold to viewers and supporters as part of the network's revenue and supporter engagement activities.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Reaching over 7.3 billion people worldwide with Christian programming

Companies that use Daystar Television Network

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Daystar Television Network partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Keren HayesodcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerDaystar partners with Keren Hayesod, Israel's official fundraising organization, for humanitarian projects in Israel. Collaborations include sponsoring Chanukkah camps for child terror victims from October 7th attacks, therapeutic programs, and ongoing support for families affected by terrorism.
  • Be'ad ChaimcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerDaystar serves as anchor partner for Be'ad Chaim, Israel's pro-life organization centered in Jerusalem. Partnership established a new pro-life center in Beersheva. Be'ad Chaim has saved 6,000 babies over 20 years, with the Beersheva center responsible for 1,500 of those lives saved.
  • The Isaiah ProjectsminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerDaystar partners with The Isaiah Projects, an initiative producing Hebraic roots resources for Christians and providing humanitarian aid to Christian Arabs and single Ethiopian mothers in the Holy Land. Daystar provided advanced security systems for communities surrounding Gaza.
  • Israeli Communities (Various)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerDaystar partners with various Israeli communities for humanitarian support including: Ofakim Therapeutic School for child terror victims, Lone Soldier Homes in Yad Mordechai, shelter construction in Golan Heights schools, and home rebuilding in Manara on the Lebanon border.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Daystar Television Network competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • EWTN (Eternal Word Television Network): Catholic-focused global faith television network broadcasting 24/7 across multiple platforms. Directly comparable to Daystar as one of the largest religious broadcasting networks in the U.S. with similar satellite, cable, and digital distribution plus donation-based funding.
  • Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN): One of the world's largest Christian television networks, broadcasting faith-based programming across broadcast, satellite, and digital platforms. Closely comparable to Daystar in audience, distribution model, and donation-funded ministry structure.
  • Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN): Christian Broadcasting Network operates The SuperChannel and related digital properties, producing faith-based programming including the flagship 700 Club. Highly comparable to Daystar in ministry-driven broadcasting, original Christian content, and global distribution.
  • INSP: U.S. cable/satellite network delivering family-friendly and faith-leaning programming. Overlaps with Daystar's audience for inspirational and conservative Christian content, though distributed primarily via pay-TV rather than free over-the-air broadcasting.
  • Focus on the Family: Christian ministry producing radio programming, podcasts, and digital content distributed nationally. Comparable to Daystar in mission-driven, donation-funded Christian media production targeting conservative Christian households.

Broad incumbents

  • Up Entertainment (UPtv / UP Faith & Family): Family-friendly cable/streaming network with a faith-and-family brand extension (UP Faith & Family). Comparable to Daystar as a Christian-leaning media brand, though operating primarily through paid streaming/cable rather than donation-funded free broadcasting.
  • K-LOVE / Air1 (Educational Media Foundation): Largest contemporary Christian radio network plus digital music platforms. Comparable to Daystar as a multi-platform faith media brand with broadcast (radio vs. TV), digital, and donation-based funding targeting Christian audiences.
  • Salem Communications / Salem Media Group: Publicly traded multimedia company operating Christian and conservative-talk radio stations plus digital platforms. Comparable to Daystar in faith-oriented broadcasting and audience, though focused on radio rather than television.

Emerging players

  • Pure Flix: Faith-based subscription streaming service offering Christian movies and series. Comparable to Daystar's on-demand and app efforts as a digital-native faith media platform, though focused on transactional/subscription streaming rather than broadcast television.

Regional players

  • Moody Radio: Christian radio network operated by Moody Bible Institute, broadcasting biblical teaching and inspirational programming across U.S. stations and digital channels. Comparable to Daystar as a long-established Christian media ministry with broadcast and digital distribution and donor-supported operations.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Daystar Television Network social profiles

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Daystar Television Network financial estimates

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Daystar Television Network leadership team

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Daystar Television Network funding detail

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Daystar Television Network M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Daystar Television Network

What does Daystar Television Network do?

Daystar Television Network operates a 24/7 Christian television broadcasting service that produces and distributes faith-based religious programming — including preaching, teaching, music, and family-oriented inspirational content — to viewers worldwide via over-the-air broadcast, satellite, cable, mobile applications, and online streaming platforms. The network is operated by Word of God Fellowship, Inc., a private for-profit entity headquartered in Bedford, Texas.

Is Daystar Television Network a public or private company?

Daystar Television Network is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was Daystar Television Network founded?

Daystar Television Network was founded in 1993. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.

Where is Daystar Television Network based?

Daystar Television Network is headquartered in Bedford, United States, in the North America region.

How does Daystar Television Network make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Donations and Viewer Contributions are the primary driver. The others are merchandise and Shop Sales.

Who are Daystar Television Network's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are EWTN (Eternal Word Television Network), Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN), Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN), INSP and Focus on the Family. Broad incumbents are Up Entertainment (UPtv / UP Faith & Family), K-LOVE / Air1 (Educational Media Foundation) and Salem Communications / Salem Media Group. Pure Flix is listed as an emerging player. Moody Radio is listed as a regional player.

Does Daystar Television Network have an API?

No public API is recorded for Daystar Television Network.

What industry is Daystar Television Network in?

Daystar Television Network's product category is Religious Broadcasting. Its primary akta.pro industry code is MPABALAA, Christian Broadcasting (TV & Radio), with a secondary code of MPABAAAF, Religious/Faith-Based Broadcast Networks. Its NAICS code is 51612 and its SIC code is 4833.

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WikipediaWBBZ-TV: Difference between revisionsWNGS, a low-power Buffalo, New York station, was sold by Equity Media Holdings to Daystar Television Network for $7.4 million in April 2009 after the company auctioned 60 stations in bankruptcy. Daystar's sale was approved by the FCC in August 2009, and WNGS returned to air on channel 7 in late May 2010, selling to ITV of Buffalo, LLC for $2.75 million in September 2010.The New York TimesJoni Lamb, Whose Christian TV Station Went Global, Dies at 65Joni Lamb, president of Daystar Television Network, died at 65 from serious health matters exacerbated by a back injury. She co-founded the network with her husband Marcus Lamb, which reached over 200 countries and became the second-largest Christian broadcaster by 2010.FortuneJoni Lamb, founder of one of the largest Christian TV networks in the world, dies at 65Joni Lamb, co-founder and president of the Daystar Television Network, died at age 65 after suffering from serious health issues that worsened following a back injury. Founded in 1993 with her late husband Marcus Lamb in the Dallas area, the network grew to broadcast in more than 200 countries and reaches approximately 2.3 billion homes worldwide. The network stated its ministry will continue under the leadership team Lamb had put in place.TimesNowJoni Lamb Death Update: Family Drama Grows After Suzy Lamb's Mother's Day TributeJoni Lamb, co-founder of the Daystar Television Network, died at age 65 on Thursday following serious health complications worsened by a back injury. Days after her death, her daughter-in-law Suzy Lamb posted a Mother's Day tribute to her own mother without mentioning Joni Lamb, prompting public discussion; Suzy also claimed her husband Jonathan Lamb was not contacted in time to say goodbye before his mother died. The controversy has drawn widespread attention among followers of the Christian broadcaster, with Daystar's board describing Joni Lamb as a foundational figure in the ministry she co-founded with her late husband Marcus Lamb in 1993.HindustantimesJoni Lamb's family pens emotional Mother's Day message after bombshell Daystar TV updateJoni Lamb, co-founder and president of the Daystar Television Network, died on Thursday at age 65 after suffering from serious health issues and a back injury that caused her condition to deteriorate. Her daughter-in-law Suzy Lamb publicly claimed the family was not informed of her death and was not given the opportunity to say goodbye. Daystar, which launched in 1993 in the Dallas area, has grown into one of the world's largest Christian television networks, broadcasting to over 2.3 billion households across more than 200 countries.TimesNowJoni Lamb Update Today: Final TV Appearance Sparks Questions After Daystar TV Co-Founder's DeathJoni Lamb, co-founder and president of Daystar Television Network, died at age 65 on May 7, following a back injury that compounded pre-existing health issues. Daystar confirmed her death and noted that she had established an executive leadership structure before her passing to ensure the ministry's continued operation. Social media speculation about her health had intensified in the weeks prior, with users sharing clips noting changes in her appearance and speech, though no official medical confirmation was provided.HindustantimesJoni Lamb's ‘swollen face’ video in focus in new cause of death update; Daystar boss was sufferingDaystar Television Network confirmed the death of its president Joni Lamb at age 65 on May 7, stating she had been privately battling serious health issues before a recent back injury compounded her condition. Social media users have circulated a resurfaced video showing Lamb appearing visibly unwell on-air with a swollen face and unclear speech patterns, triggering widespread speculation about her health in the weeks before her death. Daystar stated that despite medical efforts, her condition worsened in her final days, and the network noted Lamb had already established an executive leadership structure to ensure continuity.HindustantimesWas Joni Lamb's granddaughter molested by a family member? All on son Jonathon Lamb's shocking allegationsJoni Lamb, co-founder of the Daystar Television Network, died on May 7 at age 65 after battling health issues, leaving behind three children and several grandchildren. Her son Jonathan Lamb and his wife Suzy Lamb had previously accused a family member of sexually abusing their daughter and alleged that Joni helped conceal the abuse; Jonathan was also fired from his role as Vice President at Daystar. The Colleyville Police Department in North Texas announced in 2025 that it had concluded its 18-month investigation into the alleged concealment of abuse without filing any charges against Joni, Marcus Lamb, or anyone else in the family.HindustantimesJoni Lamb death: Who will be new Daystar president? Doug Weiss, Rebecca, Rachel, Jonathan Lamb in focusJoni Lamb, founder and president of Daystar Television Network, died at age 65 on May 7, raising questions about who will succeed her as leader of the Christian television network. Daystar stated an executive team is in place to ensure programming continues, though no successor has been chosen yet, with the board expected to provide guidance on the leadership structure in coming weeks. Attention has turned to her second husband Dr. Doug Weiss and her three children Rachel, Rebecca, and Jonathan Lamb as potential successors, though Jonathan's prior falling out with his parents may affect his candidacy.HindustantimesJoni Lamb's husband gives update amid new cause of death report: ‘There are no words…’Joni Lamb, president and co-founder of Daystar Television Network, died at age 65 after battling multiple health issues, including complications from a recent back injury. The faith-based television network, which she and her late husband Marcus Lamb launched in 1993 and grew into one of the world's largest Christian TV networks, confirmed her passing and stated that programming would continue. Her husband Doug Weiss shared an emotional tribute on social media, while the Daystar Board of Directors honored her legacy of faith and leadership.