God has used the life and ministry of Billy Graham to impact the lives of millions around the world. Perhaps you have a testimony about Mr. Graham’s ministry.
What did Mr. Graham mean to you? We invite you to share your stories and remembrances or express your condolences to the family here.
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There were two decisions made that Friday night at Expo’72 through the ministry of your father. I made a decision to give my life for full-time Christian service, and my mom prayed to receive Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Because He Lives!
Words can not express how happy I am to know that Rev. Graham is in the arms of the Man he spoke of with such affection for all those years. I am sure Jesus said “Welcome Home, Billy,” you did a great job. While we will miss the man, he will not miss us. Rest in peace, Rev. Graham.
My deepest condolences to all of you. I saw Mr. Graham once while I was in college in the late 80s. I remember feeling the presence of the Holy Spirit in that stadium 30 yrs later! I have reconnected with his teachings in the last couple of years and it has been invaluable for me.
Condolences to the Graham family. As a child growing up we watched as a family Rev. Grahams crusades on TV. It was so humbling to see how many people accepted Christ through Rev. Grahams callings. May he rest in peace.
My prayers to Rev. Graham’s family and friends in their time of grief. Rev. Graham was such a great influence in my life. Anytime there was a crusade on as a child and as an adult I would stop in my tracks and sit up in front of the TV. Bless you Rev. Graham for all you’ve done for the world.
I was born and raised in the misty hills and valleys of Western North Carolina. I grew up with two influences that remain with me to this day: the heritage of my beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains and the ministry of Billy Graham. I thank God for both. My deepest condolences, and the angels rejoice!
1990, I was the Maitre’d at The Parklane Hotel in NYC which the dubbed “Queen of Mean” Leona Helmsley owned and resided. I thought I was going to get fired one day as she was dining and I closed my eyes and prayed for God’s help. I opened my eyes and there was Billy Graham. Everything was fine then!
You are Home now, Rev. Billy Graham. I love you and you have inspired me. My prayers go out to the family. I will always listen to you preaching.
What a great man of God. And oh what wonderful reunions we will have. Praying for you all!
My first visit to the Billy Graham Library was this past Christmas. It was the best experience and uplifting feeling I got to walk around feeling nothing but the presence of God! You are one special man that will always be remembered and loved!