BATON ROUGE, La. – Evangelist Jimmy Swaggart (search) apologized Wednesday for saying in a televised worship service that he would kill any gay man who looked at him romantically. A complaint ...

Jimmy Swaggart`s decision to return to preaching ... Without the Holy Ghost,” he declared in a broadcast Sept. 7, 1986, ”there is little worship. I`m going to be blunt. Go into any church ...

Evangelist Jimmy Swaggart apologized Wednesday for saying in a televised worship service that he would kill any gay man who looked at him romantically. A complaint was filed with a Canadian ...

Perhaps it’s not the time for electronic barking on behalf of the “Jimmy ... to Swaggart’s tearful, cathartic repentance before 5,000 people. Swaggart’s repentance was broadcast in 1988 ...

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) -- Evangelist Jimmy Swaggart apologized Wednesday for saying in a televised worship service that he would kill any gay man who looked at him romantically. A complaint was ...

One Sunday morning in early 1988, televangelist Jimmy Swaggart gave a tear-streamed sermon, broadcast around the world, crying, “I have sinned against you, my Lord,” amidst news reports of his ...

A gay rights group is asking the Internal Revenue Service to investigate the tax-exempt status of Jimmy Swaggart ... s co-chairman. In a broadcast this month, Swaggart was discussing his ...

Oxford says it sold broadcast time on its digital "Prism" channel to the ... primarily created by the Jimmy Swaggart Ministries, throughout the United States and internationally," according to the ...

Evangelist Jimmy Swaggart said his ministry has been saved ... The ad shows a tearful Swaggart during a February 1988 broadcast in which he said he had sinned. The ad asks people to join Planned ...

In February 1988 Jimmy Swaggart, one of America's most successful televangelists, was forced to make a humiliating public confession from the pulpit. He had been caught in the company of a New ...

Show more In February 1988 Jimmy Swaggart, one of America's most successful televangelists, was forced to make a humiliating public confession from the pulpit. He had been caught in the company of ...