Billy Graham’s friend and fellow evangelist, Chuck Colson, lived an unusual yet impactful life. He accepted Christ in 1973 and then was put in prison in 1974 for obstruction of justice and political cover-up charges. His time in his cell was different than most, however, because he felt called by the Lord to serve the …
Billy Graham and Ruth Bell Graham recognized that our society often sits back in comfort, rather than obeying the Lord’s instructions through action. In the passages below, they each challenge us to take time to go out and do something –whatever the cost– to make disciples and spread the love of Jesus Christ.
For nearly six decades, Billy Graham has encouraged Americans to be thankful for their country and to protect her moral standing.
Ten years ago on June 24-26, Billy Graham stood in front of thousands to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ at a public Crusade for the last time (although, he would preach alongside son Franklin Graham at the 2006 Celebration of Hope in New Orleans and in Metro Maryland Festival in Baltimore, and shared a …
Golda Meir’s friendship with Billy and Ruth Graham spanned not only oceans, but decades as well.
On this date in 2007, the Billy Graham Library opened to the public
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In 1957, Billy Graham and the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association held what would be the longest Crusade event ever by team in New York City from May 1 through September 15 of that year.
In Billy Graham’s book, Peace with God, he shares about finding peace as described by the Bible. “The way of peace have they not known.” the apostle Paul says concerning the human race (Romans 3:17). As we look around, we find that there is little personal, domestic, social, economic or political peace anywhere. Why? Because …
We invite you to bring your students to the Billy Graham Library in Charlotte and relive the remarkable story of a farm boy who became the pastor to presidents and a man who proclaimed Good News around the world
