The prominent missionary needs Jimmy Swigart need a “miracle” after a heart attack

family A prominent TV device, Reverend Jimmy Swigart He said he was still entering the hospital in critical condition after being stroked.

During the Sunday service, Ibn Swaggart, Reverend Deni Swigart, asked the group to keep his father in their prayers, saying that a “miracle” can only Stretch his father’s life.

“On the day of the father, we ask you urgently to pray for the brother Swaggart. He needs a miracle from the sky now, this morning. We must have the Lord interfering in this position, and we need your prayers,” wrote Deni Swigart in a post on his father’s Facebook page.

“It is a rock and hero and needs the strength of healing for the Lord today. If you are able to get away, I will try to be in service to give everyone an update,” wrote Deni Swigart in another post.

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Reverend Jimmy Swigart preached The Gospel of Jesus Christ On TV for a longer period than any other American missionary in history, according to his website on his ministry website.

Swaggart, born on March 15, 1935, was launched in Ferriay, Louisiana, in a full -time ministry in 1955. He is the sponsor of the Family Worship Center in Batton Rouge, Louisiana, and the founder of the ministries of Jimmy Swigart.

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At its peak in the mid -1980s, swaggart was the best television preacher in the country. His services have been broadcast for more than two million families.

However, his photo was bruised after he was linked to a 1987 scandal that included a prostitute he met at the New Orleans Hotel in New Orleans.

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Swaggart has never admitted anything more than just an unlimited sin during a televised apology in which he tears “I made a mistake.”

A few years later, the police stopped him while driving in California with a suspect in his car.

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Swaggart also occupied newspapers for saying in the service of a televised worship that he would kill any gay man who is romantic to him. Swaggart said he had jokingly and did not mean any harm.

Fox News Digital communicate with Swaggart representatives to comment, but he did not receive a response immediately.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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