Trump, 74, will return to the stage for North Carolina GOP convention next month - despite fears from evangelical loyalist Franklin Graham that he ll be too old and unhealthy to run in 2024
Donald Trump will make his first public remarks in three months as he heads to North Carolina for the state s GOP convention on June 5
The last time the former president spoke publicly was at the Conservative Political Action Conference on February 28 in Orlando, Florida
Evangelical leader Franklin Graham expressed concern over Trump s age, health I think for him, everything will depend on his health at that time, Graham said when asked about supporting him for another run
Controversial reverend hosts event that prompts protests in Bellevue
Bellevue Police remained on high alert Tuesday night after seeing threats of violence against planned protests downtown.
BELLEVUE, Wash. - Police in Bellevue were on high alert Tuesday night as several planned protests took place and a group marched in the streets of downtown.
The activity was initially in response to a law enforcement appreciation dinner that was hosted by Reverend Franklin Graham, the son of evangelist Billy Graham, who has become a controversial figure for making anti-LGBTQ rights statements in the past.
Seattle Police declined an invitation to join the event. Bellevue Police said they were not invited.
Biden is the first president to omit the word God from proclamation; Reverend and Samaritan s Purse President weighs in on Fox News Primetime
Reverend Franklin Graham reacted on Fox News Primetime Thursday to President Biden being the first commander-in-chief to omit God from his address on the National Day of Prayer.
The holiday, first celebrated by Democrat Harry Truman and later formalized by Republican Ronald Reagan, is celebrated the first Thursday of May.
Biden, who identifies as a devout Roman Catholic, neglected to mention God during his formal Proclamation.
Graham, who now leads the Asheville, N.C.-based Billy Graham Evangelistic Association that his late father founded, told Fox News host Pete Hegseth he cannot figure out why Biden left the name of the Creator out of his proclamation.
In recent decades, a handful of countries in the Middle East have witnessed radicalism raising its ugly head in a bid to undermine interfaith peace. Wherever those radicals managed to get in control, religious minorities, including Christians, became victims.
A vivid example of this notion is Iraq, where 1.5 million Christians lived under the regime of Saddam Hussein. However, once this country and the region as a whole got overrun by radical extremist forces, they started persecuting Christians, and as a result the population of the latter decreased tenfold! There are almost no Christians left in Libya, and Christians in Egypt went through some truly tough times under the rule of the Muslim Brotherhood (banned in the Russian Federation), as churches got burnt and priest suffered frequent assaults. That is why most Christians were forced to flee the country. There’s reports of torture and murder of Christians that come from other regions of the world Nigeria, Pakistan, Afgh
By Michael W. Chapman | March 8, 2021 | 10:36am EST
Rev. Franklin Graham. (Facebook)
(CNS News) In response to the Alabama Senate voting to outlaw transgender puberty-blockers, hormone therapy, and sex-change surgery for children under the age of 18, Reverend Franklin Graham said, God bless Alabama! Thank you for protecting your children!
Last week, the Alabama Senate voted 23-4 to outlaw the use of such therapies and surgery for transgender minors, making it a felony to do so, punishable by up to 10 years in prison. Alabama Sen. Shay Shelnutt (R) said, Children aren t mature enough to make these decisions on surgeries and drugs. The whole point is to protect kids.