Vietnamese attend Christian rally in their thousands

Thursday, December 14th, 2017

Vietnamese filled a stadium in Hanoi last week for a Christian evangelistic event.

The Communist government, which controls religions, gave permission for the rally.

Over 10,000 people went to it.

U.S. evangelist preacher Reverend Franklin Graham said the government only gave permission for the event in the week leading up to it.

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