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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Dr. Billy Graham has been a part of our family from my youth. I was not raised in a Christian household but my mom used to listen to Dr. Graham on the radio. When I became an adult, Dr. Graham was instrumental in my confessing Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior. Your family is in my prayers.
Thank you Rev. Graham for your willingness to serve God. As a kid I remember watching your crusades on television. I was so glad that I got to see you in person, when you came to New Orleans in 2005. I can’t wait to worship God with you in Heaven someday.
May God bless Dr. Graham’s family, Franklin, BGEA to fulfill Matt. 24:14, 28:18-20!
My deep condolences to your family. His message was so clear and “simple” and this is why he was such a wonderful vessel for the Gospel. He never let his “brand” as some would call it today, eclipse the Gospel. He was always about Christ crucified first and foremost, I will remember this the most.
In the words of my uncle when he lost his precious wife of 50+ years: “It’s a happy time and a sad time. A happy time for her and a sad time for me.” It’s a happy time for Rev. Graham but definitely a sad time for the world. May God comfort your family and all those who loved and admired him.
Thank you, Reverend Graham, for your inspiring life you shared with us. I know your reward is waiting.
As a young mother I attended a weekly Bible study. My wonderful teacher was saved at a Crusade back in the 70s and was a faithful disciple!
Heaven is surely rejoicing today as one of earth’s most faithful servants of Jesus has gone home. Dr. Graham never changed his message, that salvation through Jesus Christ is the hope of the world. I am so thankful for the ministry of this precious man of God.
To God be all the glory. I can remember as a young girl sitting in front of the television, listening to Billy preach the Gospel and praying with him. May God be very present with all of you as you honor and say your final goodbyes to this precious servant of God.
He broke down my hardened soul to prepare a way for the Lord. Not the first time I heard him speak, but for some reason I kept listening, and in 1990 I said “Thank you” to the Lord and He said, “You’re Welcome.” Praise God for sending us Billy. Now may he rest at last in peace. Thank you.