Rev. Franklin Graham, head of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association and of Samaritan's Purse, shared with Fox News Digital his thoughts after a six-city faith tour in small-town America.
will be preaching at large stadiums and convention centers in Seoul, Korea; London, England; Essen, Germany; and Rome, Italy, said the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association —"but he also has a burden for small towns."Rev. Franklin Graham speaks during his"God Loves You Tidewater Tour," which began on April 29 and concluded on May 7. He said,"I want [people] to know that God cares for them and has a plan for their lives.
. We are also grateful for the strong participation and support that we receive from churches and civic leaders in cities like these. They are so excited we have come to the Tidewater Region — and we are so glad to be here.""grateful to God
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