I need to send Samaritan's Purse another donation...
Send a donation with the word that you want Franklin Graham to stay PUT!!
Probably the same group that forced his pop-up hospital out of NYC.
[[ Who the hell ARE these “Christians” that want Franklin Graham fired from the charity he and his family founded??]]
I’m guessing they are Satan’s little worker bees judging by their willingness to engage in lies and do so on record for everyone to witness for themselves- in order to destroy a man of God- what they are doing is called ‘Bearing false Witness’ something God specifically tells His people not to engage in-
Proverbs 6:16-19 ESV / 293 helpful votes
There are six things that the Lord hates, seven that are an abomination to him: haughty eyes, a lying tongue, and hands that shed innocent blood, a heart that devises wicked plans, feet that make haste to run to evil, a false witness who breathes out lies, and one who sows discord among brothers.
Suspect these people are strongly linked to the typical socialist ecumenical “churches”. The ones that quit preaching Christ decades ago and now are more concerned with social issues.
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A few of our successes
Working together, Faithful America members have:
Removed the Jim Bakker Show From Multiple Networks: In February 2020, the Jim Bakker Show dangerously implied that a discredited “silver solution” it sold could cure coronavirus. Nearly 18,000 Faithful America members sent petition signatures, personal letters, and social-media comments calling on DirecTV, DISH, and Roku to protect public health by asking their channels to cease airing the show. In response, DirecTV-owner AT&T asked its networks to review the program in light of FCC regulations, and two promptly dropped it from their lineups.
Convinced Google to Drop World Vision: When World Vision — one of the world’s largest Christian relief and development organizations — announced plans to stop discriminating against gay and lesbians in 2014, they were met with a furious outcry from the religious right. World Vision quickly reversed themselves, so more than 17,000 Faithful America members called on Google to find new Christian partners that don’t discriminate. Within days, Google’s director of corporate giving resigned from World Vision’s board of directors.
Helped Students Win Justice for Fired Gay Principal: When hundreds of students walked out of class to protest the firing of a gay vice-principal at a Seattle-area Catholic high school in 2013, we amplified their message with 20,000 signatures, personally delivered to the archbishop by students and alumni. A week later, the school’s president resigned — even while a lesbian teacher came out and kept her job. From Indiana to Georgia, Faithful America members continue to speak out whenever religious institutions fire LGBTQ employees for how they were born or who they love, sending a potent message to parochial schools nationwide.
Defeated the Fracking Industry with Catholic Sisters: When the Sisters of Loretto, a Roman Catholic order in Kentucky, refused to allow the fracking industry to build a dangerous pipeline on their land in 2013, 30,000 Faithful America members joined in signing a petition in solidarity. Local religious leaders delivered the petition to the governor’s office, making state and national headlines — and plans for the pipeline were eventually halted.
Defended an Unjustly-Defrocked Pastor: Pennsylvania United Methodist pastor Frank Schaefer was put on trial in 2013 and defrocked for officiating at the wedding of his gay son. After local Methodists made headlines with a petition signed by 35,000 Faithful America members, his bishop publicly committed to do everything in her power to prevent future trials, helping prompt other bishops to make the same promise. Schaefer himself was ultimately reinstated.
Pressured MSNBC into Dropping the Family Research Council: FRC, which the Southern Poverty Law Center named a hate group for spreading outrageous lies about LGBTQ people, has long exerted a poisonous influence in the media. Seeking to delegitimize the FRC as a legitimate representative of Christianity, we mobilized more than 20,000 members in 2012 for a sustained, months-long campaign — including petitions, phone calls, and in-person events — that ultimately pressured MSNBC to stop inviting the FRC’s president, Tony Perkins, on the air.