Evangelist Franklin Graham took a moment during his latest "Decision America" stop to pray for the victims of the Orlando mass shooting.
A crowd of 4,000 joined him in Wisconsin Wednesday to pray for family members who lost loved ones, first responders, nurses and doctors.
Asked about his stance on homosexuality during the event, Graham said he personally loves these people, but the Bible calls homosexuality a sin.
They need to repent, he said, just like anyone else, including himself.
Gay activists, an anti-religion group and some representatives from the Freedom from Religion Foundation held protests at the prayer rally.
Wisconsin was the 28th stop on Graham's Decision America tour, a series of prayer rallies in all 50 states urging Christians to get involved politically.
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