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Jimmy Swaggart, who from Baton Rouge once built an international televangelism empire, dies
The Rev. Jimmy Swaggart, who built one of the nation's biggest broadcast ministries in the 1980s from his Baton Rouge headquarters, died Tuesday. Swaggart, who went into cardiac arrest on Father’s Day, was 90 years old. Once called "the most charismatic televangelist of the 20th century," by 1986, he was the country’s top-rated TV preacher.
Funeral arrangements have been set for Rev. Jimmy Swaggart, who died Tuesday at the age of 90. A public viewing and wake will ...
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.
In this personal reflection former Louisiana Insurance Commissioner and Secretary of State Jim Brown recalls the early days ...
The Rev. Jimmy Swaggart, who built one of the nation's biggest broadcast ministries in the 1980s from his Baton Rouge headquarters, died Tuesday.
Swaggart’s confession remained one of the top stories in Baton Rouge for weeks on end, and across the country.
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