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This well known woman visited Moscow to give lectures to social workers on car for disabled and conducted evangelistic meetings for the disabled.
Who is Joni Erikson Tada?
Royalties from the sale of Angels, one of Billy Graham's bestselling books, helped fund the launch of this Billy Graham Center in 1980 in this Midwestern city.
What is Wheaton, Illinois?
Billy Graham used this version of the Bible every time he preached.
What is the King James Version?
This 2002 event, attended by Governor Michael Easley, Mayor Patrick McCrory and various clergy and civic dignitaries, consolidated BGEA operations while honoring Graham family roots.
What is the ground breaking of the Billy Graham Headquarters in Charlotte?
The use of this technology inspired the BGEA team to take a Crusade live to hundreds of cities around the globe.
What is satellites?
This son of a persecuted Russian evangelist served as a BGEA translator for many years before eventual promotion to Vice President at the organization.
Who is Viktor Hamm?
The infamous location in Poland where Billy Graham made his first public statement on the need for nuclear disarmament by all nations.
What is the Auschwitz concentration camp?
Billy Graham once gave away over a million copies of this version of the Bible to those who wrote in after a telecast.
What is the Living Bible?
The four letter acronym for Amsterdam 83, a 9-day event in which BG stipulated that 70% of participants should come from the Third World and largely be under 40 years of age.
What is ICIE? the International Conference of Itinerant Evangelists.
The source of Billy Graham's swollen foot injury that resulted in extensive medication and hospital treatment.
What is a brown recluse spider bite?
Until he passed away of a heart attack in 1999, this lifelong friend and longtime associate served as Billy Graham's personal pastor when on tour.
Who is T.W. Wilson?
The nation where a town was named after Mr. Graham in appreciation for his compassion and generosity following a 1977 tidal wave.
What is India?
This was an immediate result of the 1978 "Evangelization of Billy Graham" in Catholic Poland.
What is a marked increase in Bible sales?
This somber ceremony only allowed Billy Graham 36 hours' notice to prepare an address that reached the highest number of people in his entire ministry.
What is the National Day of Prayer and Remembrance on September 14, 2001? (3 days after 9/11 terrorist attacks)
The honorific conferred by Her Majesty the Queen on Billy Graham in December 2001.
What is KBE? Knighthood of the British Empire.
The first name of L. Nelson Bell, M.D., father-in-law to Billy Graham and noted medical missionary to China.
What is Lemuel?
In 1985, the secret police of this strict Communist country cut wires during a Crusade, preventing live relay television broadcasting.
What is Romania?
Following Billy Graham's urging, the Chinese government's printing press made this change to reissue Bibles to increase accessibility among younger generations.
What is changing old characters to modern characters?
The 1988 New York event Billy Graham attended in disguise in order to obtain opposition research.
What is a humanist convention?
This was the name of the experimental strategy where Christians in Central America invited friends to their homes on three nights to view television programs by Billy Graham, Franklin Graham, and a World Wide Picture film all dubbed in Spanish.
What is "My Hope"?
She was the 1st woman to chair a Billy Graham Crusade.
Who is Colleen Townsend Evans?
A justice in this state's Supreme Court served as Crusade chairman in 1988.
What is New York?
The Scriptural reference Billy Graham cited as the reason he stressed so consistently the importance of giving people an opportunity to come forward publicly at the conclusion of Crusade events.
What is Luke 12:8?
(I tell you, whoever publicly acknowledges me before others the Son of Man will also acknowledge before the angels of God.)
This unusual initiative was part of the Love-in-Action concept during the 2002 Cincinnati Mission.
What is the largest soft drink give away ever? (300,000 soft drinks or bottles of water were given out)
This charitable cause is featured on the reverse of the Congressional Gold Medal presented to Billy and Ruth Graham in 1996.
What is the Ruth and Billy Graham Children's Health Center at Asheville?