Kirk Cameron has been speaking to American families at public libraries across the nation as part of a book tour — and in New Jersey, he told Fox News Digital he was brought to 'tears of hope.'
Library patrons on Saturday were thankful"that the library allowed Kirk to have the story hour and get everyone in."KIRK CAMERON REJECTS DRAG QUEEN STORY TIME, IS INSTEAD SPEAKING ABOUT FAITH, FAMILY AT ARKANSAS LIBRARY
"When [library] staff saw how many people were eagerly waiting outside, they decided to open up the room divider halfway through the first story hour group," Brave told Fox News Digital, given that there apparently was a cancellation by another group that had also rented space. Kirk Cameron has been holding events at public libraries across America over the past few months. His tour is continuing through May 2023. On Saturday, April 29, he spoke in Cherry Hill, New Jersey.Brave also said that"library staff was very accommodating and welcomed Kirk Cameron, [as well as journalist] John Solomon and [musician] Sean Feucht with excellent customer service."
The publisher also said,"What was most notable was how wonderfully Cherry Hill Public Library served their community and how thankful in return event patrons were that the library allowed Kirk to have the story hour and get everyone in."The publisher said,"While families waited for their chance to get in for the story hour, John, Kirk, and Sean each took turns addressing the crowd waiting outside the meeting room.
It added,"Kirk was brought to tears as he was worshiping with the crowd seeing how many families came out in support."and musician who conducted"The Kingdom to the Capitol" tour recently, told Fox News Digital via email,"I leave the New Jersey public library full of hope and expectation that if parents are standing up here in the Northeast, then parents are going to stand up anywhere all across America.
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