Staff Picks from Ruth’s Attic

On “Cyber Monday,” here are some great gift ideas that are not only stylish, but also help you join the movement to transform our nation. With the purchase of these products, proceeds support the outreach “My Hope with Billy Graham.”

 

In His Own Words: Billy Graham on Thankfulness

While “thanksgiving” celebrations date back to the 1600s, it wasn’t until 1863 during the Civil War that Abraham Lincoln proclaimed that a national Thanksgiving Day would be held each November. As you observe this special time of year, here are some thoughts from Billy Graham on the topic of thankfulness.

 

Christmas at The Library Preview

It’s almost here! Christmas at The Library begins on Dec. 1 and runs through Dec. 22. A number of things many of you have enjoyed in previous years will be available again this year, but there are some new things as well.

 

Service, Sacrifice and Freedom

In this classic message, Billy Graham challenges Christians to be committed to Jesus Christ no matter the sacrifice: “Let some veterans show you the scars that they have received in battle, and you will realize how much suffering, heartache and blood our freedoms have cost.”

 

Happy Birthday, Billy Graham!

This week, Billy Graham celebrated his 94th birthday! Many visitors stopped by the Library to sign a special birthday banner. Those well-wishes will be shared with Mr. Graham at his home in Montreat, NC.

 

Billy Graham, A Friend To All Who Sought Him

For the last two months we shared from our Archival Collection how Billy Graham became an Ambassador to World Leaders. In September we shared how Billy met and ministered to …

 

Don’t Miss a ‘Tremendous Blessing’

For Rosemary Moore, playing Mary in Christmas at the Library’s live nativity is tradition. As part of the Billy Graham Rapid Response Team, she and several co-workers use the volunteer opportunity for team building. It’s also a fun, unique way to celebrate the true meaning of Christmas. Rosemary’s favorite part is seeing children’s faces as they peek over the wood fence to spot baby Jesus or pet the animals.