Throughout the six decades of Billy Graham’s career, his wife, Ruth Bell Graham, served as the only true constant in his life other than his faith.
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Billy Graham’s Nephew is Not Grieving His Death
The headline shocked me: “Billy Graham’s nephew isn’t mourning his passing.” I was afraid that journalists had found a disgruntled family member who would disparage Dr. Graham’s legacy.
Why I’m Thankful for Billy Graham
Graham preached to millions, but I’m most thankful for the one soul who heard him that Chicago night and how God birthed something new
Is Billy Graham’s Death Opening Up an Opportunity to Share the Gospel?
Since Reverend Billy Graham's death, many prominent cultural figures have been given the opportunity to speak about Rev. Graham's impact on their lives. In doing so, they have also been able to share the Gospel worldwide.
Because of Billy Graham, the World Will Never Be the Same
Evangelist Billy Graham was an influencer of influencers on the world stage, a prophetic voice who had a profound impact on three generations as “God’s Ambassador,” “Evangelist to the World” and “America’s Pastor.” But he did more than just preach the gospel — he lived it.
Billy Graham, an Evangelistic ‘Lion in Winter’
Politicians have a “last hurrah.” Athletes take a “victory lap.” For Billy Graham, who announced that his 2005 New York crusade would be his final one in that city, it was a “last hallelujah.”
Offstage and On, Billy Graham’s Ministry Was a Team Effort
Evangelist Billy Graham, who died Wednesday (Feb. 21) at age 99, was the name and face behind the microphone at many a crusade stage. But the members of what became known as the “Billy Graham team” — on and off that stage — were an integral part of his ministry.
Billy Graham Never Lived in Texas but Belonged to a Dallas Church for 54 Years
Graham formally placed membership at First Baptist Dallas — where the late Rev. W.A. Criswell was the longtime pastor — even though he didn’t live in Texas. He never would. But Graham maintained that membership for more than 54 years.
Billy Graham Leaves a Positive Interfaith Legacy, with a Few Blemishes
When the National Archives released audiotapes in 2002 that revealed evangelist Billy Graham making anti-Semitic remarks during a conversation with President Richard Nixon, the incident was a rare tarnish on the otherwise rosy history between the prominent evangelical leader and the Jewish community.
Where Did Billy Graham Preach and What Was His Largest Crowd?
Evangelist Billy Graham gained attention in 1949, with a crusade in Los Angeles. Across the decades, he preached to more than 210 million people in more than 185 countries across the world, according to the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association.
