Then Sings My Soul – Cliff Barrows
Take a look inside the special exhibit “Then Sings My Soul” which is on display now through the end of July at the Billy Graham Library.
“Then Sings My Soul”: Highlighting the Music of Billy Graham’s Crusades
Now through the end of July, you can visit the special exhibit “Then Sings My Soul.”
Then Sings My Soul: The Music of Billy Graham’s Crusades
Ron Shea, son of George Beverly Shea, shares stories of Billy Graham’s team as they offered encouragement and comfort to the servicemen in Vietnam in 1966.
10 Quotes from Billy Graham on Worry and Anxiety
Ten quotes by Billy Graham on the topic of worry and anxiety.
Finding Abiding Faith this 4th of July – and FREE Downloads
Billy Graham once said that, “The secret strength of a nation is found in the faith that abides in the hearts and homes of the country.”
Wit & Wisdom: Prayer for Our Nation and News Media
Billy Graham and Ruth Bell Graham saw the importance of praying for our world leaders as well as the news media. Together, national leaders and the media have a huge impact on society. Here’s something to consider today on the National Day of Prayer.
Wit & Wisdom: Man’s Hunger and Thirst
The Lord created men and women to be dependent beings – relying on whatever will fulfill their needs. He created in them a thirst and hunger for someone larger: a creator. While Billy preaches that lost men thirst for Christ, Ruth Bell Graham reminds Christians that it is their job to give others that thirst.
Billy Graham Library Says ‘Thank You’ to Veterans and Active-Duty Military
Servicemen and Women Treated to a Special Lunch
Q&A with David and Jason Benham
Real estate entrepreneurs David and Jason Benham received national attention when their show on the HGTV network was canceled in response to some statements they had made in defense of biblical marriage—marriage between one man and one woman. The twin brothers will be at the Billy Graham Library on April 25 to sign copies of …
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.