Dear Friend, Thank you for your continued partnership in sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ with people in the United Kingdom and around the world. As we prepare to celebrate the Christmas season, I am thankful that together we can still present the greatest message the world has ever known: “Fear not, for behold, …
Steps to Peace With God is a tool used to explain how to have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. From the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, this resource is available in both print and electronic forms, has been translated into dozens of languages and shared with millions of people. The final stop in a four-city …
The last stop of the UK-wide Evangelism Summit will take place in London on November 15. Register your interest here.
In August of 1949, Billy Graham was in San Bernardino, California, just before his ministry exploded during an eight-week tent Crusade in nearby Los Angeles. Late one night, he took a walk through the woods where he laid his Bible on a tree stump after a challenging conversation with a friend about the authority of …
“I am eager to preach the Gospel.” —Romans 1:15 Billy Graham never held a Crusade in Wales, yet the effects of his ministry were powerfully felt on a rainy Tuesday in the country’s capital of Cardiff. More than 400 people gathered for the third stop of the U.K. Evangelism Summit, a movement to rally local believers …
John, Paul, George and Ringo—the Fab Four. The Beatles started out in Liverpool, England, and have been called the most influential band of all time. But Thursday in Liverpool, pastors and ministry leaders came to hear about the most influential person of all time—Jesus Christ—and be encouraged in their mission. The gathering is part of a four-city Evangelism …
Bestselling author Dr. Amy Orr-Ewing, is one of several keynote speakers at the Evangelism Summit. She holds a doctorate in Theology from Oxford University and travels around the world speaking on the truth of the Bible. What does it mean to defend the Gospel in our world today? That’s the question Dr. Amy Orr-Ewing posed …
The church in Scotland is facing not only an aging congregation, but a culture that’s increasingly more secular and anti-Christian. On top of that, churches are just now starting to meet after COVID-19 forced them to close their doors for months. Pastors are weary. Society is rejecting the Gospel. And churches need revival. Tuesday, hundreds …
It was a room filled with some of the finest pastors in Scotland and other parts of the United Kingdom, yet the roles were reversed. They were the ones being encouraged at Tuesday’s Evangelism Summit in Glasgow, Scotland, hosted by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. This was the first of four free meetings to be held in …