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 was just a young lady when I attended the New York Crusade in 1957. He was a great man and amazing at delivering God’s message. Prayers for his family.
Our condolences go out to you and Billy’s extended family. Many, many years ago at New York Crusade, I accepted Christ as my personal Savior. My future family was all saved by Christ’s saving grace, which was all because of Billy who I met personally in New York City. We also met at Wheaton College.
I grew up seeing Reverend Graham on TV. My parents and grandparents watched his Crusades and spoke highly of him. At a young age—when I didn’t even understand what he was saying—I felt his love for God and the message of the Gospel was understood by my soul, which eventually helped lead me to salvation.
My husband met Billy Graham in Rochester. He phoned me and told me he had met my friend. I asked who it was. When he told me I was amazed. He said Rev. Graham had prayed for me, and I was going to be alright, and I AM. My husband is now in heaven and I know he will have already met Billy Graham again.
I greatly benefited from Bible-based materials from the Billy Graham Evangelistic Ministries in the 1990s while in my home country of Kenya. Rev Graham not only strengthened my faith with a simple message of Jesus Christ but enabled me to share the materials with others. May his soul Rest In Peace.
The world has lost a giant messenger of the Lord! His teachings and words of wisdom will go on for many generations to come. My heartfelt condolences to his family, whom I believe will carry on his work so that all peoples throughout the world can be enlightened with God’s love and grace.
He certainly was sent by God to deliver His Word to millions. He touched people all over the world. God bless your family now and always.
When I was a teenager at Central Wesleyan College, I was a part of a ladies’ sextet. We traveled through the South and did music for the opening rally of Youth for Christ in Atlanta, Georgia. The special speaker was Billy Graham. We knew he would become famous. We were right.
My initial memory of Rev. Graham was his association with Wheaton College. I grew up in Wheaton in the 60’s and 70’s, and remember when Wheaton College built the magnificent library and named it after Rev. Graham. It is an honor richly deserved. May he be at peace with the Savior.