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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God used Billy Graham to speak to my heart. I’m so thankful I took the time to listen to his sermons because God has transformed my life forever. Thank you, Billy Graham, for being a faithful servant of the Lord. You have made a tremendous differences in this world! I’ll see you in Heaven someday!
The biggest and most beautiful thing in watching Billy Graham preach was seeing the prescence of God in his oration and his incredible insight when he explained what Scripture meant.
I grew up listening to Mr. Graham on our little radio. I had not come to Christ then but I would not miss listening every Sunday. Thank you, Billy, for your message each week.
In 1977, I heard about Billy, and since then I have read his books and followed his sermons whenever I can. He was the best evangelist ever born and made a major spiritual impact in my life. To his family: Sorry for the loss, but the whole world will miss him most. I will meet him in heaven.
Dr. Billy Graham was the person who led me to accept Jesus Christ as my Savior when I was a teenager. I really appreciated wholeheartedly how the Holy Spirit spoke through Mr. Graham—then to me! His message was very clear and concise of which I understood at that age. Thank you, Billy Graham!
I am in my 70s and remember my mother and dad turning Billy Graham Crusades on—what a little TV we had! It was so wonderful to see and I still watch the classics when they are on. Watching the life of Mr. Graham on TV since his death has inspired me to love others as he showed Christ’s love.
On September 6, 1985, I watched Reverend Graham while in labor with my daughter, Jessi. Great peace was experienced, and I prayed she’d be saved. She was at the age of 6 years old. She is not serving him now but I know God’s got her in his hands. I thank the Graham family for their sacrifice of sharing their husband and father.
Words are inadequate to express what Mr. Graham meant to me. Although I didn’t meet him in person, I met him in Spirit, connecting with him for many years through his broadcast. His invitation was so simply spoken but had a compelling message to bring people to repentance. I love you, Billy.
My first encounter with Dr. Graham was in Seattle in about 1959. I had been saved in ’58. The next time I saw him was in San Diego around ’74 while in seminary. I had no doubt he was sent from God. He influenced my preaching content and style. His death leaves us without a prophet. Thank you for following his steps.
He was really a great teacher. I used to love his sermons. Thanks Mr. Graham.