Evangelist Franklin Graham delivered a nationally televised Easter message from Minneapolis on Sunday, choosing a city marked by civil unrest as the setting for a 30-minute program, titled “What is Truth?” and which also featured music from Michael W. Smith. #EvangelistFranklinGraham #WhatsTruth #EasterMessage #Minneapolis #CivilUnrest #MichaelWSmith #Gospel #ForgiuvenessofSin #Resurrection #ChristianFaith #BGEA
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