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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Pastor Graham, I remember as a child watching you on our old TV. I loved listening to your sermons. To me, you were the greatest evangelist in this world. ✝️
RIP Rev. Billy Graham.
I am praying for your family as I know how much it hurts to lose a dad, but I am also praising the Lord because I know he is with our Father and we will see him again. Amen.
Our family always welcomed the chance to hear Billy Graham in his Crusades when he came on the television. This was back in the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s as I was growing up. It continued as my parents aged, and now as I age. He spoke the Truth, just what we needed to hear to live a better life. Thank you.
He lives!
This country, even the world, will miss the wonderful messages from Rev. Graham. I worked one of his Crusades in Kansas City many years ago. I’m not sure there is anyone who will take his place. I just pray to God that he will continue to bless others to bring his word. This country needs it.
Rev. Graham taught me that I was sealed in the love of Christ Jesus.
When I was about 11 years old, Billy Graham came to KC. Mama and I sang in the choir every night. On Thursday, I decided to give him by way of Miss Ethel Waters a little wooden box that I had carved a cross on in art. He probably didn’t need it, but I just hoped he liked it. God bless him. He’s home. ❤
He was the prophet for his time here on earth. Billy’s message of hope and redemption was very simple and clear. God’s love and forgiveness through Jesus and the cross. I believe God will call another prophet to carry on the message that this ever so chaotic world needs. Thank you Billy!
I’ve loved Billy Graham since I was a little girl. I’ve watched him on TV and listened to him on the radio at my great aunt’s home in the 60’s. I wanted to support him as a teenager when I got my first job! Now I’m 57 years old! Billy Graham reminds me of my dad, who would have been 99 this year also! Can’t stop crying!