When Pope Francis suggested presidential candidate Donald Trump wasn’t a Christian in mid-February, several evangelical Christians came to Trump’s defense.
One of those was Franklin Graham, president and CEO of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association.
Graham also appeared in the Feb. 18 article in The Alabama Baptist “Evangelical Friction: American evangelical Christians split on whether or not to support Trump,” agreeing with Trump on some of his positions.
The article also stated Graham had officially endorsed Trump, but later reports clarified that Graham has not endorsed him, according to Graham’s public relations firm and The Huffington Post, which originally reported the endorsement.
Graham posted on social media in January that only God can make America great again, not a party or politician. To emphasize that concept he is traveling to every state in 2016 to hold prayer rallies, preach the gospel and challenge believers to take a stand and take action, according to decision-americatour.com.
Alabama’s event is April 14 at noon on the front steps of the state Capitol (terrace on west side facing Dexter Avenue) in Montgomery.
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