A new exhibit at the Billy Graham Library entitled “The Power of Christ in the Home” opens next week (May 1)! It focuses on the importance of a Christ-centered home, through personal notes, rare photos, and other family memorabilia from the home of Billy Graham’s parents, Frank and Morrow Graham.
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.
In November 2008, a cancer-ridden man begrudgingly entered the Billy Graham Library. Little did he know he would leave a different person.
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?
On Saturday, April 28, from 2 to 3 p.m., join us for our 5th Annual Ladies Tea and Tour! You’ll enjoy a sumptuous tea party with friends, special musical entertainment and a message from Cissie Graham Lynch.
There’s still time to see The Ethel Waters Exhibit: His Eye Is On The Sparrow. It runs through the end of March. Ethel Waters (1896-1977) was one of the most …
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.
We are about midway through our fourth year of Christmas at the Library. If you’ve had the chance to visit during this special season, you know the feeling of peace …
Christmas is a time for miracles and what greater miracle than for a person’s heart and life to be radically changed by Jesus Christ.
Our Teddy Bear Tea has become one of the highlights of the year! On Saturday, December 3, nearly 200 bright-eyed girls and boys, decked out in their Christmas finery, nibbled on yummy treats and heard the story of that first Christmas morning, as told by Bessie the Cow and Callie the Cat.
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