Dozens of men filed into the BGEA headquarters on Sept. 13 to hear an encouraging word and to eat a delicious breakfast.
Southern breakfast classics such as grits, bacon, eggs and hash browns were enjoyed by all.
This men's breakfast was a multigenerational event for Lowell Gaskin and his grandsons.
Men from all over the region gathered together to pray before their meal.
We were delighted to have several youngsters with us that morning.
Nathaniel Smalls and his Bible study group drove almost 80 miles from Blithewood, S.C., to attend this year's breakfast and tour.
When Don Wilton led a prayer of salvation, several of the men prayed along with him to receive Christ.
Don Wilton, Billy Graham's pastor challenged the men: "Are you the same person in private that you are in public?"
Nearly 300 men filled the dining hall of the BGEA headquarters in Charlotte, N.C., as they heard some insight into Billy Graham's private faith.
Several men approached Don Wilton after the program to ask questions or to tell him how much they were blessed by his message.