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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I only saw Billy Graham once in my life in Cincinnati years ago. He changed my life. My prayers and thoughts with all your family. God bless.
Dear Graham family: There was undeniably something special about Reverend Graham’s humble and life-long promotion of Jesus Christ’s message of love for us 2,000 years ago. He touched many people, including presidents and world leaders! He is surely now at peace with Jesus and beautiful wife, Ruth!
Thanks be to God for the souls, lives and relationships saved by the message of Christ and Christ alone preached by Billy Graham. He made a calling during a Crusade in Columbia, SC, in 1988 and my 14-year-old daughter answered the call of the Holy Spirit. Thanks be to God.
I remember many times as a child watching Rev. Graham on TV. My fondest memories were with my mamaw Little who passed many years ago. His message was simple but reached millions. What a wonderful man.
I am so heartbroken hearing the passing of Mr. Graham but so excited and happy for him because he is now home where he wanted to be.
Dearest Franklin and family, I first heard your dad preach @ Buffalo Pilot Field back in 1987 and his ministry and legacy lives on. God blesses His ambassadors and allows them to bless others with the Gospel of Jesus. His word never returns void. May God bless you and keep you in His presence.
Billy Graham reminds me of salvation in the simplest way. His messages were short, simple and to the point that the smallest child could understand and be saved. He is the epitome of Jesus Christ. His message was always, “God loves you.” I know that he is in the presence of the Lord at this time.
When I was a girl, I went with my grandmother to hear him speak. I was so moved by the Holy Spirit that I began to cry as I realized how much God loves me. Today at 53, I am a children’s pastor and never tire of preaching this news to anyone who will listen. God loves you! May his legacy live on!
To all the Graham family and those at BGEA who knew and loved Mr. Graham, our prayers and thoughts are with you. He was a wonderful man, a true follower of Christ. He never minced words, but told the truth in love. Now he is with the Lord and with Ruth.
When I went to one of his Crusades, I was sitting way up top listening to him. And when he gave the call to surrender all to Jesus, I felt something different in me. And I did go forward. That changed my life! He will be missed! What a faithful servant!