Jimmy Swaggart (1935-2025): The complex case of the TV evangelist who fell from grace
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Billy Hallowell2025-07-11T13:12:00
US evangelist, Jimmy Swaggert, has died aged 90. He leaves behind a complex legacy, that includes scandal as well as service to the gospel. Sin should not be excused, says Billy Hallowell, but grace can be extended in remembrance too
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