Finding Eternity in the ‘Eternal City’
Hundreds of people lined up outside Palazzo dello Sport—Roma, waiting to get into the Noi Festival Saturday and Sunday.
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Italy’s Noi Festival: ‘A Great Blessing for Our Nation’
More than 18,000 people attended the two-day outreach at Palazzo dello Sport—Roma. Each heard about the need for a personal relationship with Almighty God.
Crisis-trained chaplains pray with almost 450 people in wildfire-ravaged British Columbia
Canadian supporters like you made it possible to send 24 Billy Graham Rapid Response Team (BG-RRT) to the province to minister in Jesus’ Name to residents, volunteers, and first responders.
November Prayer Update
God is at work in our world.
Israel at War: Franklin Graham, Other Leaders Call Believers to Pray
With war raging between Israel and Gaza-based Hamas fighters, and with the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah firing missiles at an Israeli position in northern Israel, evangelical leaders are calling on Christians to pray.
Reaching British Columbia for Christ
Beauty and sorrow, affluence and addiction. It was into this unique juxtaposition that Will Graham came with a message of hope—not just hope for this life, but hope for eternity—at the Thompson-Okanagan Look Up Tour in Kamloops, Vernon, and Kelowna.
Lives Changed for Eternity in Kelowna
More than 1,000 people filled Evangel Church for live music and a message of hope in Jesus Christ.
Vernon Resounds with the Good News
During two outreach events on Saturday in Vernon, British Columbia, more than 800 people heard the Gospel at the Thompson-Okanagan Look Up Tour with Will Graham.
Christ’s Hope Moves Mightily to Start the Thompson-Okanagan Look Up Tour
Nearly 700 people filled Oasis Church in Kamloops, British Columbia.
Sharing the Hope and Peace of Christ in Thompson-Okanagan
'Right now, just to know that we’re cared for is big,'
Hundreds of Germans Discover Their Need for Jesus Christ
In a country where most people have their everyday needs met and plenty of material possessions, it can be easy to think there’s no need for Jesus Christ. Yet, as local believers explained, the spiritual needs run deep.
