Rex Humbard

1919–2007 (age 88)

televangelist

Biography

Rex Humbard became one of America's pioneering televangelists, building the Cathedral of Tomorrow and bringing messages of hope to millions through the early days of television ministry.

He devoted resources to feeding families, supporting missionaries, and maintaining a generosity that outlived his broadcasts, leaving a legacy of faith at Rose Hill Burial Park after his death in 2007.

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