Memorable Moments in Presidential Inauguration History
As the nation prepares for the inauguration of our 45th president of the United States, Donald J. Trump, take a walk with us as we look at some memorable inaugurations …
World Wide Pictures: London Actress Joan Winmill
Joan Winmill, an actress for World Wide Pictures in the 1950s lived an inspiring life. She went from being an actress in London who rejected the Lord, to a friend …
Cliff Barrows: Reflections from Billy Graham
“From the moment I met Cliff Barrows, I knew he had a rare combination of strengths.” Read more reflections from Billy Graham on his friend and ministry partner, Cliff Barrows.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.—1957 New York Crusade
As we honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., we are taking a look back at the invocation he led at Billy Graham’s New York City Crusade on July 18, 1957, at Madison Square Garden.
Sunday Scripture
Then Jesus spoke to them again, saying, “I am the light of the world. He who follows Me shall not walk in darkness, but have the light of life.” John …
Ruth’s Attic Recommends: December 2016
Which books at the Billy Graham Library attracted the most attention during the holidays?
New Library Display Casts Light on BGEA’s Groundbreaking Film Ministry
The 55-year history of World Wide Pictures (WWP) is now available to the public as a special display at the Billy Graham Library in Charlotte, North Carolina. For the next two months, ‘Pioneering Christian Cinema’ will feature memorabilia and fascinating behind-the-scenes stories from WWP movies.
Cliff Barrows and World Wide Pictures
Cliff Barrows played an integral role in the ministry of Billy Graham, serving alongside him for more than 60 years.
World Wide Pictures: Last Flight Out
Between 1949-2004, World Wide Pictures released 100 films beginning with “Mr. Texas,” up to the last release “Last Flight Out.” Last Flight Out delves into important truths about family, friendship, …
In His Own Words: One Day at a Time
Without fuel, a fire grows cold—and without the “fuel” of the Bible, prayer, and Christian fellowship, our faith grows cold. What is the solution?