Stories

“How Does This Work?”

Rapid Response Team chaplains minister in remote community shocked by tragic shootings

Billy Graham: The narrow road to Heaven

“Christ did not divide men and women into rich and poor, black and white or educated and uneducated. He divided them into those on the broad road that heads toward destruction, and those on the narrow road leading to eternal life.”

Gospel change comes to South Dakota

Will Graham shares where the hope of the world is found

Celebrating a soul harvest in Iowa

“Every time I get to do something for the Lord it’s like winning the Super Bowl for me. My spirit just leaps with joy knowing that someone went from death to life and will be in Heaven, that I’ll see them again, and we’ll live forever.”

‘I’m just a steward’

Business owner Don Abernethy honors God, supports evangelism

Anne Graham Lotz: Thankful for His touch

His touch has not only brought healing, it also has brought hope, peace, comfort, purpose, wisdom and so many other things besides.

Ruth Bell Graham: Contented, yet discontented

A poem from Ruth Bell Graham

A Veteran’s Prayer

Edward Graham is a former Army ranger who deployed to Afghanistan six times. After serving 16 years, he felt called to work at Samaritan’s Purse, and is now involved with Operation Heal Our Patriots (OHOP), which offers wounded vets and their spouses spiritual refreshment.

‘God Has Done a Mighty Work’

2,000-mile Route 66 God Loves You Tour ends with tens of thousands heard the Gospel.

‘I want to know who is God’ and other questions about Christianity people ask online

Read about four people reached through BGEA’s Internet Evangelism ministry—in the Middle East, South Africa and beyond.

Want to grow your faith? There’s a free course for that

Through its Internet Evangelism ministry, the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association offers a number of free courses to help you grow your faith and enhance your walk with Christ so you can be a light in dark times.

London Celebration: A long-awaited answer to prayer

Usually the multi-sport arena in downtown London, Ontario—home to junior league hockey team the Knights—echoes with the sound of skates, pucks and the energetic roar of Canadian hockey fans. But this past weekend, it echoed with the prayers of those who decided to come home to their heavenly Father.