Crusade City Spotlight: Greater New York City
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 …
Remembering Ruth Graham on Her 95th Birthday
Today, marks what would have been Ruth Bell Graham’s 95th birthday.
Celebrating 8 Years at the Billy Graham Library
On this date in 2007, the Billy Graham Library opened to the public
From the Bookshelf of Billy Graham – February 2015
From February 19 – March 12, 1950, Billy Graham and his team held their first major southern Crusade in Columbia, South Carolina. He would later receive “The Faith We Have Not Kept” from Strom Thurmond with whom he and Ruth stayed during their time in Columbia.
Billy Graham and the Cold War
On Nov. 9, 1989, the Berlin Wall fell marking the end of a communist country in Germany and the new era of freedom in eastern Europe. Billy Graham had first visited behind the Iron Curtain in 1959 as a tourist and left “with a dream, a hope, and a prayer that someday I, along with others, might proclaim the Gospel throughout” those communist-run countries.
Honoring America
A tribute to America
Through the Foot of the Cross
Celebrating 7 Years of God’s Word at the Billy Graham Library
This Date in History – the 75th Anniversary of Television
Billy Graham has always been committed to proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ by every effective means. The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA), formed in 1950, began using television as early as 1951., while the medium was still in its infancy.
Johnny Cash
Today marks what would have been Johnny Cash’s 82nd birthday.
This Date in History – Billy Graham Greater Los Angeles Revival
This Date in History – September 25, 1949