Evangelist Franklin Graham, the president and CEO of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association and Samaritan’s Purse, requests that churches pray for our nation during these dark days.

With nationwide protests erupting after the death of George Floyd, Graham is urging pastors to have a special time during their Sunday morning worship service where they pray for peace, perspective, patience, and an outpouring of His wisdom for the leaders handling this crisis.

Graham shared the following prayer in a Facebook post:

A CALL TO PRAYER:

As Christians, the greatest weapon and the most powerful defense we have is prayer. Our country needs prayer in a critical way.

Tomorrow is Sunday, and I’m asking churches to have a special time of intercession for our nation in their Sunday morning services, whether in person or online. Will you pray, and will you share this with your pastor?

A dozen chaplains from the Billy Graham Rapid Response Team, who are equipped to handle crises like this, are serving in Minneapolis, Minnesota where Floyd died last Monday.

These chaplains have seen local church leaders grieving – crying out to God for help as the devastation continues to unfold.

Anne Graham Lotz, Franklin Graham’s sister, is also asking others to join in prayer, especially women. Lotz has organized a one-hour prayer event called “Turn to Jesus: Calling Women to Pray,” beginning at 8 pm ET.

Our nation is in desperate need of prayer right now. As Christians, it is our responsibility to use this powerful weapon against the adversity that our country is feeling.

Evangelist Franklin Graham, the president and CEO of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association and Samaritan’s Purse, requests that churches pray for our nation during these dark days.

With nationwide protests erupting after the death of George Floyd, Graham is urging pastors to have a special time during their Sunday morning worship service where they pray for peace, perspective, patience, and an outpouring of His wisdom for the leaders handling this crisis.

Graham shared the following prayer in a Facebook post:

A CALL TO PRAYER:

As Christians, the greatest weapon and the most powerful defense we have is prayer. Our country needs prayer in a critical way.

Tomorrow is Sunday, and I’m asking churches to have a special time of intercession for our nation in their Sunday morning services, whether in person or online. Will you pray, and will you share this with your pastor?

A dozen chaplains from the Billy Graham Rapid Response Team, who are equipped to handle crises like this, are serving in Minneapolis, Minnesota where Floyd died last Monday.

These chaplains have seen local church leaders grieving – crying out to God for help as the devastation continues to unfold.

Anne Graham Lotz, Franklin Graham’s sister, is also asking others to join in prayer, especially women. Lotz has organized a one-hour prayer event called “Turn to Jesus: Calling Women to Pray,” beginning at 8 pm ET.

Our nation is in desperate need of prayer right now. As Christians, it is our responsibility to use this powerful weapon against the adversity that our country is feeling.