Billy Graham Statue Unveiled At The Capitol
A statue of the renowned evangelist Billy Graham was unveiled at the U.S. Capitol yesterday. The unveiling is a mark of honoring his significant contributions to American religious and cultural life.
The ceremony was attended by his son, Franklin Graham, who now serves as the President of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, along with other notable guests such as Pastor Greg Laurie. The statue stands as a testament to Billy Graham’s enduring legacy, having touched millions through his evangelical missions and inspirational messages over several decades.
Billy Graham’s influence extended beyond the pulpit, impacting social and political spheres with his advocacy for spiritual revival and moral integrity. The unveiling at the Capitol marks a historic moment, recognizing Graham’s role in shaping the spiritual landscape of the nation.
Franklin Graham, reflecting on his father’s legacy, emphasized the importance of continuing the mission of spreading the gospel, a commitment that remains central to the association’s work today. The statue not only commemorates Billy Graham’s life but also serves as an enduring inspiration for future generations to uphold the values he championed.