Rev. Billy Graham is a man who organized numerous religious meetings, which he called "crusades" (not related to the ancient wars against Islam known as The Crusades), which featured singing, preaching by Rev. Graham and others, and often a large number of people turning their lives over to Jesus Christ. Graham was able to organize these meetings such that a team would come in for the preparation work, and local churches would be responsible for the follow-up after the crusade left the town. Recently Dr. Graham has had to step down due to failing health. His son, Franklin Graham, has continued his father's work, as well as handling other ministries such as Samaritan's Purse. Similar crusades have been put on by others, the most famous of which is probably Greg Laurie's Harvest Crusades.
The Billy Graham crusade took place in Parkersburg WV in 1965.
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No, you never have to pay to go to a Billy Graham Crusade. There is of course a free will offering taken, but attendees are under no obligation to donate. This offering is to cover the expenses the Crusade incur. Churches in the area sponsor the crusades along with the Billy Graham Association, which is funded by donations from the Christian community worldwide.
Just As I Am , which is a very popular invitation song.
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Billy Graham started the Billy Graha, Evangelical association.
Billy Graham was born on November 7, 1918.
The answer to this question is Ethel Waters. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethel_Waters
Billy Graham the wrestler has not died and Rev Billy Graham has not died as of 1/4/11. Billy Graham the promoter died 20 years ago
In 1992, Mrs. Graham told Diane Sawyer what Billy Graham's favorite meal is. What is it?
The Billy Graham Crusade in 1959 with an attendance of 130,000 followed by the 1970 Grand Final between Carlton and Collingwood with an attendance of 121,696.
The answer is: "Unto the Hills" - a daily devotional book by Billy Graham.