
In His Own Words: Billy Graham on Asking Ruth for a Date
Yesterday, we shared about the early days of courtship between Billy and Ruth from her perspective. Today, we bring you Billy’s viewpoint on asking her out on that first date.
Yesterday, we shared about the early days of courtship between Billy and Ruth from her perspective. Today, we bring you Billy’s viewpoint on asking her out on that first date.
“It was early fall in 1940 when William Franklin Graham arrived on campus via the Wheaton College Student Trucking Service, run by Johnny Streater…” Read more from Ruth Bell Graham as she shares about her early courtship with Billy Graham.
You may recognize the word from the timeless Advent hymn, but do you really know what “Emmanuel” means?
A poem by Ruth Bell Graham.
“Is There Somewhere?” from Legacy of a Pack Rat: Is there somewhere -anywhere- a little lonesome cabin lost among the forests on a wild, deserted shore; an empty little cabin: …
A poem by Ruth Bell Graham, from “Sitting by My Laughing Fire.”
Five years ago today, Ruth Bell Graham went home to be with Jesus. As we reflect on her life, here’s an excerpt from Billy Graham’s book Nearing Home, that describes …
From Sitting by My Laughing Fire The future is a blank without a view That which I wanted most, You have denied; I cannot understand (and I have tried); there’s …
As the start of a new year approaches, if you are like most people, you will probably spend some time evaluating your life and making resolutions. To give you some …
In December 1965, Decision shared something written by Ruth Bell Graham. Her message is timeless so we’d like to share it again with you now. “This, Too, Shall I Give” …
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