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Reverend Ike, the popular Black televangelist of the 1970s who worshipped wealth - Face2Face Africa

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Few religious men split opinion down the middle in the black community like Fredrick J. Eikerenkotter, better known as Reverend Ike. The American minister and evangelist’s detractors called him a con artist and a fraud while others hailed him as one of the earliest prosperity preachers who spoke positivity in their lives as a true...

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