Billy Graham Library Reopens Following Coronavirus Closure
Franklin Graham announced today that the Billy Graham Library will open all facilities beginning Saturday, May 23.
Billy Graham Library grounds available for prayer and reflection
The Billy Graham Library grounds will be made available to the public starting on Monday, April 20, with limited access to the property for those who wish to visit the outdoor memorial prayer garden for prayer and reflection.
2019: Year in Photos
A look back at the Billy Graham Library’s 2019 events.
11th Annual Bikers with Boxes
PHOTOS: More than 1,300 motorcyclists bring thousands of gift-filled shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child.
‘Unbroken: Path to Redemption’ Continues Louis Zamperini’s Story
Will Graham portrays his grandfather in a film about Louis Zamperini’s struggles after the war.
Upcoming Special Events at the Billy Graham Library Announced
New and returning events coming to the Billy Graham Library this fall
Join the Billy Graham Library for National Day of Prayer—May 4
Billy Graham Library hosts National Day of Prayer observance CHARLOTTE, N.C., May 2, 2017—In 1952, Billy Graham stood on the steps of the U.S. Capitol building in Washington, D.C., and called on the United States Senate and Congress to request that the president enact a national day of prayer. This Thursday, May 4, the Billy …
Dr. Kent Brantly’s Ebola Story Featured in ‘Facing Darkness’
In 2015, Dr. Kent Brantly and his wife Amber visited the Billy Graham Library for the release of their book, “Called for Life,” following Dr. Brantly’s recovery from Ebola. His story will now be featured in the upcoming film, “Facing Darkness,” produced by Samaritan’s Purse.
Temporary Closing—Jan. 9-14, 2017
The Billy Graham Library will be closed Jan. 9-14, 2017 while regular maintenance is performed and system upgrades are being made. The Library will reopen Jan. 16.
New “Compassion in Crisis” Display Now Open At the Billy Graham Library
The Billy Graham Library’s new “Compassion in Crisis” display, which will be featured from July 1 to Oct. 31, highlights how the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA) has impacted those affected by some of the most significant crises throughout the last several decades.