Graham, Billy

Cultural  

1. An American evangelist of the twentieth century. Graham began conducting religious revivals in the 1940s and calls his meetings, which he has held around the world, Crusades for Christ.

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Example Sentences

The "Copenhagen five," Young, Joe Harper, Arthur Graham, Billy Bremner and Pat McCluskey, were all excommunicated from the national set-up over the incident.

From BBC

In response, Franklin Graham, Billy Graham’s son and the heir to his ministry, and a steadfast Trump supporter, told Fox News that his father, who died in 2018, “dissociated himself from the magazine years ago” and would have been “disappointed” by the editorial.

From The New Yorker

Franklin Graham, Billy Graham’s son, told the Washington Post that his father would have been disappointed in the magazine’s stance.

From Slate

Franklin Graham, Billy Graham’s son, said his father had a good relationship with the queen, not necessarily a pen pal relationship where they’d write to each other regularly, but he spoke several times in her private chapel and he was knighted in 2001.

From Washington Post

A visit in February by Franklin Graham, Billy Graham’s son, divided the Christian community due to his earlier remarks defending restrictions on U.S. immigration.

From The Wall Street Journal