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Dolly Parton’s life of faith

Dolly Parton’s life of faith

Thursday, August 27, 2026

Dolly Parton -- who died at 80 from cancer on Aug. 25 at her home in Nashville, Tennessee -- spent a lifetime comfortably steeped in biblical teaching. And her faith found expression in concrete ways that benefited millions around the world. The post Dolly Parton’s life of faith first appeared on OSV News.

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