David E. Taylor
American religious leader and televangelist
David Edward Taylor (born August 3, 1972) is an American religious leader and televangelist who leads the Kingdom of God Global Church (KOGGC), formerly known as Joshua Media Ministries International (JMMI). Taylor, nicknamed 'The Apostle,' is known for his teachings on prosperity theology, faith healing and charismatic preaching, as well as his claims of receiving face-to-face revelations from Jesus Christ.
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David E. Taylor
American religious leader and televangelist
David Edward Taylor (born August 3, 1972) is an American religious leader and televangelist who leads the Kingdom of God Global Church (KOGGC), formerly known as Joshua Media Ministries International (JMMI). Taylor, nicknamed 'The Apostle,' is known for his teachings on prosperity theology, faith healing and charismatic preaching, as well as his claims of receiving face-to-face revelations from Jesus Christ.
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David Edward Taylor (born August 3, 1972) is an American religious leader and televangelist who leads the Kingdom of God Global Church (KOGGC), formerly known as Joshua Media Ministries International (JMMI). Taylor, nicknamed 'The Apostle,' is known for his teachings on prosperity theology, faith healing and charismatic preaching, as well as his claims of receiving face-to-face revelations from Jesus Christ. In August 2025, Taylor and KOGGC executive director Michelle Brannon were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of forced labor, conspiracy, and money laundering. Federal prosecutors allege that the ministry operated a coercive scheme across multiple states, exploiting followers to generate approximately $50 million in donations. Taylor has pleaded not guilty and attributed the charges to racial bias. As of May 2026, he is in custody pending trial.
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