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In 1991, ABC news claimed that Tilton never read the prayer requests he received, but simply removed the offerings and threw them away.  Reverend Tilton vehemently denied the allegations and took to the airwaves on November 22, 1991 on a special episode of ''Success-N-Life'' to air his side of the story. Reverend Tilton claimed the ABC reporters has stolen viewers' prayer requests and placed them in the dumpster for a sensational camera shot.  He further claimed that he had suffered two small strokes as a result of praying fervently over tens of thousands of prayer requests, induced by the toxic effects of the ink interacting with sweat.

In 1991, ABC news claimed that Tilton never read the prayer requests he received, but simply removed the offerings and threw them away.  Reverend Tilton vehemently denied the allegations and took to the airwaves on November 22, 1991 on a special episode of ''Success-N-Life'' to air his side of the story. Reverend Tilton claimed the ABC reporters has stolen viewers' prayer requests and placed them in the dumpster for a sensational camera shot.  He further claimed that he had suffered two small strokes as a result of praying fervently over tens of thousands of prayer requests, induced by the toxic effects of the ink interacting with sweat.

Nevertheless, the liberal media failed to step off its attacks in the face of the truth, and sadly, viewership and donations declined dramatically.  Reverend Tilton found it best to focus his efforts on his ongoing libel lawsuit against ABC.  The final episode of ''Success-N-Life'' aired nationally on October 30, 1993.

Viewership and donations declined dramatically.  Reverend Tilton found it best to focus his efforts on his ongoing libel lawsuit against ABC, which was dismissed by a federal judge.  The final episode of ''Success-N-Life'' aired nationally on October 30, 1993.

==Transitional ministry==

==Transitional ministry==