Sixteen days of criss-crossing Australia. Time well spent changing the spiritual landscape of this wild and rugged continent and its warmhearted people. Sunday night in Sydney, Franklin Graham issued yet another invitation on the last night of the Graham Tour. He urged Aussies to confess their sins and surrender their hearts to Christ. “Let’s get this…
The flavour of Sydney is notably multicultural. Food, businesses and people from all over the world make up the diverse capital city in southeastern Australia. With a long history of immigration and its growing influence in the Asia-Pacific region, Sydney is home to 4.8 million people from more than 180 nations. So perhaps it should…
ABC opinion writer David Furse-Roberts has called the 2019 Graham Tour “Good News” for Australia. “In an age of political correctness, moral equivalence and ‘post-truth,’ where even sections of some churches question their own beliefs, Graham’s frank and fearless proclamation of the historic Christian gospel is eminently refreshing,” Furse-Roberts wrote in a column published…
Locals call it a big village. The city of Adelaide, in Southern Australia, has 1.3 million people but gives off a small-town vibe—with an eclectic central market and a lively, month-long festival every summer. The capital of South Australia was the fifth stop of the Graham Tour with Franklin Graham. The evangelist is making his way across…
It was an incredible Monday in the city of Brisbane in Queensland, Australia. As the warm summer day cooled off at dusk, skyscrapers’ lights glowed in the distance and danced across the river nearby. But inside the Riverstage venue they was also plenty dancing. Both literally and figuratively. More than 8,700 people poured into the…
With three stops down, more than 25,000 people have joined the Graham Tour so far. The next stop in Brisbane on Monday will eclipse the tour’s halfway point. Please continue to pray for many Aussies to turn to Christ.
