Staying Christian in College—Part 1
Guest post from intern Alyssa B.
Guest Post – Cissie Graham Lynch on Mother’s Day
Cissie Graham Lynch, daughter of Franklin Graham and granddaughter of Billy Graham, shares insights on motherhood gleaned from her mother, Jane, and grandmother, Ruth Bell Graham.
Remembering a Love That Endures
Will Graham remembers his “Tai Tai,” Ruth Bell Graham.
Finding Hope in Tragedy
In December, Cissie Graham Lynch – the granddaughter of Billy Graham and daughter of Franklin Graham – shared this article about finding hope in times of chaos in the wake of the Boston marathon bombing and the disaster in Texas. Today as we watch news of massive flooding of “Biblical proportions” in Colorado, the shooting …
The Enduring Crown
In honor of the Olympics, we wanted to share this powerful message from Franklin Graham from Decision magazine.
“I have seen people come in one way and leave another.”
To be able to greet our guests with a warm smile shown in Christian love in such a hurting world and to be just a small part of the team of amazing people working together for one common cause – to share the message of Jesus Christ – is an honor.
A Granddaughter’s Perspective
I am often asked “what are your greatest memories of your grandfather and grandmother, Billy and Ruth Graham?” And for me it is an easy answer.
At the Foot of the Cross
In November 2008, a cancer-ridden man begrudgingly entered the Billy Graham Library. Little did he know he would leave a different person.
Through the Eyes of a Volunteer
I truly enjoy being a volunteer at the Billy Graham Library. It allows me the opportunity to meet people from all walks of life. In one day, I met a Kansas couple on their honeymoon; a woman from Ontario, Canada; a business man from Memphis and Russians visiting the United States. Where else could I have the pleasure of sharing God’s love with so many?
“God is in this place”
I have become a regular volunteer at the Library. I’ve realized that this place is such an instrument that God uses.I know that it’s not the building itself, but God is in this place.