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Billy Graham's grandson visits eastern Idaho as part of Idaho Falls Look Up tour
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IDAHO FALLS — Will Graham, grandson of Billy Graham, is coming to eastern Idaho this weekend and he’s inviting you to “Look Up.”
The 48-year-old North Carolina man is here for the Idaho Falls Look Up Tour, a two-day event that will be held inside the Hero Arena at the Mountain America Center. It will kick off on Saturday with a children’s program at 3 p.m. There will be several speakers, along with performances from Rend Collective, a Christian band, as well as bounce houses, face painting and other activities.
Graham is excited about a video presentation at the children’s event that he describes as “a cartoon video game based on virtual reality.”
“It’s a wholesome program that helps them understand spiritual things,” Graham tells EastIdahoNews.com. “It talks about having a personal relationship with God. I’ll speak at the very end.”
It will be followed by a student night at 7 p.m., which is geared towards teenagers. A family event on Sunday at 5 p.m. will include performances from Christian singers David Crowder and Christine D’Clario, and a message from Graham.
Graham and his team have been working with 110 churches in the area and 27 denominations to organize this gathering. He’s excited to be part of an event in an area where there is a large number of people who are members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
“Though I believe differently, I’ve always been impressed with the Latter-day Saints — their commitment to their faith and how they send missionaries out into the world. There’s quite a few of them who helped support my granddaddy over the years, and I’ve always appreciated that,” says Graham.
WATCH OUR INTERVIEW WITH GRAHAM IN THE VIDEO ABOVE.
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