Louisiana televangelist the Rev. Jimmy Swaggart, 90, never regained consciousness after suffering a heart attack June 15 in his Baton Rouge home.

Louisiana televangelist the Rev. Jimmy Swaggart, 90, never regained consciousness after suffering a heart attack June 15 in his Baton Rouge home.

Louisiana televangelist the Rev. Jimmy Swaggart, 90, never regained consciousness after suffering a heart attack June 15 in his Baton Rouge home.

Newsweek Magazine dubbed Swaggart as the "King of Honky Tonk Heaven" in 1982. This moniker was likely a tongue-in-cheek reference to his rise to prominence as a televangelist in the 1980s, a ...

Newsweek dubbed him the "King of Honky Tonk Heaven" in 1982. Swaggart's TV ministry reached more than 2 million Christians worldwide during the 1980s and reportedly generated $60 million in donations ...

Louisiana televangelist the Rev. Jimmy Swaggart, 90, never regained consciousness after suffering a heart attack June 15 in his Baton Rouge home.

Louisiana televangelist the Rev. Jimmy Swaggart, 90, never regained consciousness after suffering a heart attack June 15 in his Baton Rouge home.

Released as a standalone single on July 4, 1969, “Honky Tonk Women” went to No.1 in seven countries – the last time the group would achieve such a feat in their home country – and has ...