Brian,* from the UK, was troubled with severe depression and anxiety. Desperately searching for hope, Brian visited BGEA’s website, PeaceWithGod.org.uk where he connected with one of our trained volunteers. “I cannot cope,” Brian typed. “My illness is so bad that I can barely function.” On top of mental health problems, Brian also suffers from insomnia …
Since the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA) launched its internet evangelism ministry, Search for Jesus, back in 2011, it has expanded to eight languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic, American Sign Language and—most recently—Russian. If you are fluent in Russian and have a heart for telling others about Jesus, you could play a vital …
“Our mission at the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association is straightforward: ‘Proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ to all we can by every effective means available.’ Through the latest media technology, we are carrying that message to the ends of the earth today.” —Franklin Graham Elna,* a young woman in South Africa, recently saw a short …
Dear Friend, I’m excited to join you in a few months for the God Loves You Tour, which is coming soon to four cities across the United Kingdom. We are praying that God will do a mighty work and draw many people to faith in Jesus Christ in Liverpool, South Wales, Sheffield, and London. Last …
Photo above: Franklin Graham preaches at the 2018 Lancashire Festival of Hope in Blackpool, England. Something rare and powerful is coming to Great Britain. More than 2,600 churches have been preparing, praying and waiting for this moment. In 1954, a thousand churches supported Billy Graham’s Greater London Crusade and thousands of lives were changed. This …
During Jesus’ ministry on earth, He brought sight to the blind—both physically and spiritually. From a blind man named Bartimaeus, to a Samaritan woman by a well, Jesus opened eyes and changed hearts. And in a modern world, He’s using the internet to help people see and understand the beauty of the Gospel. Take Fiona*, …
The past year has been challenging to most people in different ways. The pandemic has forced us to change the way we live our lives from how we work, interact each other, and even how we worship. But for some, serving others in the name of Christ will never change despite any circumstance. Behind the …
After 2021 ended in heartbreak for many families due to a series of deadly tornadoes in parts of the United States, crisis-trained chaplains from the Billy Graham Rapid Response Team (BG-RRT) spent the holidays ministering in the hard-hit small town of Mayfield, Kentucky, United States. They’re spending the new year helping the devastated community pick …
Since the 24/7 Billy Graham Prayer Line started in March 2020, UK chaplains from the Rapid Response Team and volunteers have prayed with and encouraged thousands with the hope of Christ. The ministry recently answered its millionth call. As the new year begins, many people reflect on changes they’d like to make in their lives. …
Will Graham is joined by singer-songwriter Ellie Holcomb (right) and his sister, Cissie Graham Lynch, in this online Christmas special from the Billy Graham Library. Did you miss it? Watch the replay. Peace on earth, good will to men. Where has it gone? There’s COVID, racial strife, anger and political division, to name a few peace-robbers. But …
In a victory for churches and Christian organizations in the United Kingdom, a settlement has been reached between the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA) and The Robertson Trust in Scotland. Wednesday, Scotland’s largest grant-making trust apologized to the BGEA and Stirling Free Church (SFC) for unlawfully discriminating against them. The case centred on the Trust’s …