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Peter Popoff Hawks "Miracle Water"

April 18, 2013

Controversial Televangelist Peter Popoff Hawks 'Miracle Water' [Excerpts] Peter Popoff, the controversial televangelist who amassed millions from a "prophetic anointing" that was later revealed to have come, at least in part, from information fed to him over a radio by his wife, Elizabeth, is now hawking baggies of "miracle spring...Read more

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