   A family
portrait
When our loved ones turn from God
They've told the
world the good news of Christ,
but seeing their children join them in faith
means more to Billy and Ruth Graham than
any other blessing they've received from God.
 America's
first family of evangelism
Meet
the Grahams.
The love
that led me home
A
self-confessed, hard-to-love prodigal, Franklin Graham made it clear he didn't
want to live in the shadow of his renowned father. But unconditional love and
parental prayers eased him back to the Lord. The long
road home
Speaking
to strangers about Christ is difficult enough, but telling our loved ones can
be downright paralyzing. Follow these practical tips during the holidays to
help you guide your unbelieving family members onto the road to eternity. Family to
Family--Fulfilling a deeper role
It's
easy to find stressed and stretched families in any neighborhood. But there's
hope for families that want to say goodbye to life's breakneck pace. Talk
less, do more
Living
with an unbelieving spouse can be spiritually
painful for any Christian. But there is hope.
Learn how to navigate these difficult  waters. Messiah
for my family
Sharing
the gospel with your parents is no easy task-- and it's especially difficult
when you must cross a cultural wall to tell them of your
newfound faith. A Jew-turned-Christian
tells of her on-going struggle. |