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Photos A Look Back at Billy Graham’s Time in the Northeast
  • Franklin Graham kicked off his Decision America Northeast Tour with a stop in Portland, Maine, on Sunday, May 19. Billy Graham first visited Maine’s most populous city in 1982. During his Crusade there, Mr. Graham reminded some 9,000 people at the Cumberland County Civic Center that we were made to worship the One true God. “People cannot get away from the idea of God,” Mr. Graham shared during the Crusade. He urged folks not to make substitutions but rather to come to know Jesus today.
  • Of the seven cities Franklin Graham will visit, his father preached in six of those during the 1980s.
  • People lined the street in Burlington, Vermont, in 1982 to hear Mr. Graham share the Good News of Jesus Christ at Patrick Gymnasium. The turnout of more than 7,000 people exhausted the seating capacity of the university’s basketball gym and prompted officials to open an overflow area in the nearby Gutterson Fieldhouse. Franklin Graham will stop in Burlington on Tuesday.