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 remember my mom and I would watch the Billy Graham Crusades when I was just a teenager. My mom is in heaven now, but every time I see one on TV I am reminded of how much she loved the Lord and get a very warm feeling. We both loved watching the Crusades.
Mr. Graham lived his entire ministry without being tarnished by a scandal. Well done, thy faithful servant!
As a child in the ’60s and early ’70s, my family of ten visited my grandparents on the family farm in rural South Dakota. The TV was only able to receive a few channels. I most remember watching the preaching of Mr Graham. I received Christ at 8 years old. I am sure Mr. Graham sharing the Gospel planted a seed within me.
Pastor Graham has encouraged me to became an evangelist. I have always been inspired by his boldness to preach the Gospel. The Lord used his example to motivate me to preach the Gospel. Thank you, pastor. See you in heaven.
I can’t remember a time in my life when your father wasn’t preaching the Gospel. Then, in leadership at Forest Home, I had the honor to meet some of you. When asked who I would most like to meet, I always said Billy Graham so I could say thank you. Blessings and peace, dear ones.
Whenever there was a Crusade on television, our family would watch and learn so much. I still watch the Crusades on YouTube and on the Billy Graham podcasts. I will miss him. I hope our country will remember Dr. Graham’s invitations to accept Christ.
My condolences to your family. I went to a crusade in Los Angeles with friends. Thank you for giving to the Lord.
What a unique Spiritual Giant! Prior to the October ’74 Brasil Crusade, choral rehearsals of all Brasilians across the Bay from Rio were conducted by my husband, whom I’d met in Louisville. Since our firstborn was expected any day, people insisted on a name honoring Billy Graham, “Beelly” to them.
When I was 12 I went to a crusade at Warner Park in Chattanooga, Tenn. That was 1951. I thank Billy I was saved that night.
It was the mid ’50s and my folks couldn’t get reception on TV. I had been looking forward to Billy Graham Crusade broadcast. I turned the TV on and miraculously, it broadcast the message in its entirety, and then the TV immediately returned to static. I’ve repeated that story hundreds of times.