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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Mama and Daddy sat us down in front of the TV for every Billy Graham Crusade. I remember his sermons being powerful and the truth!
His voice—and the way that Rev. Graham preached—touched my heart while I was away from the Lord.
Billy Graham has impacted me by the way he preached to millions of people. He was a very important man and lived a good life. He was a man of courage and love. I will still remember what he has done to this very day, and I am so happy for him that he is with his Lord and Savior.
In 1985, we attended a Billy Graham Crusade at the Anaheim Stadium. My daughter, Janice, 12 years old, went forward on her own decision and accepted God into her life. This has always been a special memory for both of us. Continued blessings for the Graham family.
I heard the Good News of Jesus Christ from Billy Graham when I was a 17-year-old freshman at Montreat College, Rev. Graham preached to us in our Wednesday chapel service. I had never heard the Gospel preached like he did that day. That was the first day I heard “the Truth” of God’s Word! Thank you!
He was an inspirational man to the world. His love for the Lord reached millions. He will be missed. But he is now with the Lord and will continue to do his ministry from Heaven.
As a young Christian teenager attending one of his crusades in Syracuse, New York, in the early 50’s, his message was electrifying and I could feel the Holy Spirit every time he gave an invitation for those to come and receive Christ. He never lost his focus, and I’m so grateful for his life.
So sorry for your loss, but thankful the Graham family shared their father with us. Earth’s loss, Heaven’s gain.
We live in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and lived here at the time of the horrific bombing. Our city tried to pull together and become strong during a time of emotional upheaval. It wasn’t until Billy Graham got here that we felt a real strength and really started to have a sense of unity. God bless Billy Graham.
I began praying for my son and daughter-in-law to be saved. When I heard of the Billy Graham Crusade in Nashville, Tennessee, I knew we must go. That night, my son, C.C. and his wife, Keri, were saved. In 2011, C.C. died suddenly of an aneurysm. I have peace of where he is because of that night.