ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月2日 07時30分

@franklin_graham — the son of the late Billy Graham and one of the leading figures in evangelical Christianity — is leading a 3-bus caravan up the middle of California to urge evangelicals to vote and to win the state for Jesus. Along the way, he’s hosting 10 campaign-style rallies, complete with highly-produced videos, top Christian singers and laser light shows, to urge evangelicals to join his mission. That mission, he says, is about faith and Jesus, but the parallel political message is just as resounding: Support candidates who will advance the socially conservative causes dear to many evangelicals — especially opposition to abortion and same-sex marriage — and get to the polls and vote for them. While saving California, religiously or politically, might seem an audacious goal, one in 5 adults in the state are evangelical Christians, according to the Pew Research Center, and there are more megachurches in California than in any other state. “The church just has to be wakened,” Franklin said. “People say, what goes in California is the way the rest of the nation is going to go. So, if we want to see changes, it is going to have to be done here.” @hellorozette photographed these supporters at one of @franklin_graham’s rallies in Escondido. Visit the link in our profile to read more about the evangelical fight to win back California.

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