Jones' Statement on Passing of Billy Graham | Eastern NC Now

Today, Congressman Walter B. Jones (NC-3) honored the life of Reverend Billy Graham, and released the following statement

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    WASHINGTON, DC     Today, Congressman Walter B. Jones (NC-3) honored the life of Reverend Billy Graham, and released the following statement:

  • "I truly believe that a loss on Earth is an even bigger gain in Heaven, and nothing could be truer of Reverend Billy Graham," said Congressman Jones. "I have such great respect for this man of faith. For years, I watched Billy Graham's sermons and saw him change the lives of millions around the world. He leaves us a legacy of service, grace, and most importantly, love. One of North Carolina's favorite sons will be dearly missed."

    For additional information, please contact Allison Tucker in Congressman Jones' office at (202) 225-3415 or allison.tucker@mail.house.gov.
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