Billy Graham with Queen Elizabeth II in 1989. Billy Graham passed away in 2018 at age 99. Queen Elizabeth II, the longest serving British monarch in history, died on the 8th of September at 96 years old. The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association has a long history of ministry in London, and Billy and Ruth Graham visited with…
Dear Friend, I just returned from London, England, where I shared the Gospel of Jesus Christ with a fantastic crowd at ExCeL London during the final Crusade of this summer’s God Loves You Tour in the U.K. While I was in London, prominent British broadcaster Piers Morgan invited me on his television show Uncensored. In our conversation, he…
I want to reach the world with the Good News by equipping the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association with resources — including personnel, materials, support services, buildings and more — to urgently respond to every opportunity to share Jesus Christ with others.
Tasmania Celebrates Hope in Christ After 2 years of delays and uncertainty, the Tasmania Celebration started in the same way all Celebrations do, with prayer. Since 2019, over 140 churches across Hobart and Launceston have come together in prayer and partnership to pronounce ‘There is Hope’, the theme of the Celebration in Australia’s island state.…
I want to reach the world with the Good News by equipping the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association with resources — including personnel, materials, support services, buildings and more — to urgently respond to every opportunity to share Jesus Christ with others.
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As Australia faces one of its worst bushfire seasons in decades, crisis-trained chaplains from the Billy Graham Rapid Response Team (RRT) have been ministering to dozens of hurting hearts, offering a listening ear and sharing a message of hope to distraught residents. While chaplains have been serving in various parts of the continent since September,…
Thursday through Saturday, the forecast in Cúcuta, Colombia, called for rain. But each day, for a handful of hours during the Festival of Hope with Franklin Graham—and the kids’ event leading up to it—the clouds held back. As soon as the Festival ended Saturday night, the rain began, along with thunder and lightning. God’s hand has been…
ABC opinion writer David Furse-Roberts has called the 2019 Graham Tour “Good News” for Australia. “In an age of political correctness, moral equivalence and ‘post-truth,’ where even sections of some churches question their own beliefs, Graham’s frank and fearless proclamation of the historic Christian gospel is eminently refreshing,” Furse-Roberts wrote in a column published…
With three stops down, more than 25,000 people have joined the Graham Tour so far. The next stop in Brisbane on Monday will eclipse the tour’s halfway point. Please continue to pray for many Aussies to turn to Christ.