Televangelist Receives Fine Equivalent to $194K for ‘Potentially Harmful Claims’ of ‘Miracle Spring Water’

In two separate episodes, both of which aired in May 2023, Popoff promoted his “Miracle Spring Water.” The episodes included testimonials from people who said the water “helped cure lung cancer, resolve financial difficulties,” and offered “supposed benefits for conditions such as drug addiction, diabetes, and high blood pressure.”

In addition to the fine, Ofcom has banned Popoff from “re-broadcasting the episodes” and has imposed “a requirement to air a statement acknowledging Ofcom’s findings.”

Peter Popoff Offers Other Online Resources

Peter Popoff Ministries “uses television and the internet to broadcast the reality of God’s power to the nations of the world.” In addition to broadcasts and “Miracle Spring Water,” Popoff offers online resources.

The “Prosperity Scriptures ‘They’ Don’t Want You to Know” claims to be full of “carefully selected, power-packed scriptures that will focus your faith and empower you to live a miraculous life of true prosperity.”

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