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Top 5 stories from the Shreveport Times this week: Jimmy Swaggart dies, 'Big Beautiful Bill'
Louisiana Rev. Jimmy Swaggart, who headlined the Golden Age of Televangelists in the 1980s before an adultery scandal diminished his influence, died Tuesday in a Baton Rouge hospital. Swaggart, who was 90, never regained consciousness following a heart attack in his home June 15.
Swaggart died at the age of 90 in Baton Rouge, LA—two weeks after his son, Donnie, revealed he was in the hospital.
Swaggart had two cousins who made it big in music: rock ’n’ roll legend Jerry Lee Lewis & country star Mickey Gilley.
Televangelist Jimmy Swaggart, who died Tuesday in Baton Rouge, was not only a world-famous preacher but also one of the bestselling gospel music artists of all time.
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Swaggart’s mix of old-time gospel, his interpretations of biblical prophecy and his evangelistic crusades spread a particular ...
In this personal reflection former Louisiana Insurance Commissioner and Secretary of State Jim Brown recalls the early days ...
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A Jewish assessment of the late Rev. Jimmy SwaggartSwaggart fell victim to his own hypocrisy and public disgrace, and his career never quite recovered. But his teachings ...
When it came to preaching the Word of the Lord, fire-and-brimstone televangelist Jimmy Swaggart didn't care who he offended ...
Televangelist Jimmy Swaggart died yesterday. He’ll be remembered in many ways—as a charismatic preacher and talented singer ...
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