IPA: /ˌtɛlɪˈvænʤəlɪst/
KK: /ˈtɛlɪˌvænʤəlɪst/
A person who preaches the Christian gospel on television, often reaching a large audience through broadcasts.
The televangelist inspired millions with his message of hope and faith during the Sunday service.
Televangelist → It is formed from "tele-" (from Greek "tēle", meaning far or at a distance) and "evangelist" (from Greek "euangelistes", meaning bearer of good news). The word describes a person who spreads religious messages or teachings over a distance, typically through television.
Think of 'tele-' meaning 'far' and 'evangelist' as someone who brings 'good news' — a televangelist is someone who shares religious messages from afar.