that location. He then purchased a building southeast of the UPC, a commercial building, originally occupied by a bank. Upon the purchase of the Oak Park Church building in 2002, the UPC congregation moved to Oak Park and shared the building with the Church of God congregation until the previous owners could find a new home to worship. Irvin separated Endtime from the Oak Park congregation and moved to Dallas where he set up as full time radio and television evangelist. Baxter also hosted the National Prophecy radio talk show called Politics and Religion, which began in 1998. He also conducted one-day prophecy conferences in the U.S. His teachings on the Armageddon were recorded in the DVD America’s God-Given Destiny. Personal life Baxter and his wife, Judy, have three adult children and eight grandchildren and resided in Richardson, Texas. Baxter died from COVID-19 on November 3, 2020, in Plano, Texas. He was 75 years old. See also Dispensationalism Futurism Summary of Christian eschatological differences References External links Endtime Ministries Web site 1945 births 2020 deaths American biblical scholars American Pentecostal pastors American theologians Deaths from the COVID-19 pandemic in Texas Oneness Pentecostals People from Garland, Texas Writers from Richmond, Indiana