Billy Graham: A Voice of Hope in Crisis – New York City, 1991
Billy Graham was a voice of hope during crisis, preaching to more than 215 million people during more than 70 years of ministry.
Billy Graham was a voice of hope during crisis, preaching to more than 215 million people during more than 70 years of ministry.
From “Unto the Hills” by Billy Graham
Resources for Easter at Home
Our archives feature this month is special Crusade souvenir edition sheet music from 1966 for the song, “Nothing is Impossible” written by Eugene Clark.
With the recent spread of the coronavirus across the world, there’s a lot of uncertainty and much to be afraid of. However, as followers of Christ, we know there is hope beyond this world.
Now through the end of July, you can visit the special exhibit “Then Sings My Soul.”
Billy Graham’s choice of casket matched his ministry in so many ways. A simple wooden box—distinguished only by a cross—was his choice for his burial.
In honor of the second anniversary of Billy Graham’s homegoing, we are giving away some of our favorite resources from Billy Graham and his family, including books, Scripture cards, and DVD’s.
Roy Graham, grandson of Billy Graham, personally greeted thousands of mourners who came to pay their respects.
After Billy Graham passed away, people flocked to the grounds of the Billy Graham Library in order to leave tributes to “America’s Pastor.”