The second and final night of the Festival of Hope in Warsaw, Poland, took place June 15.
Franklin Graham and his Polish interpreter smiled as the Festival choir went wild over Dennis Agajanian's music.
Dennis Agajanian had the crowd cheering Sunday night.
A man opened his arms in worship at the open-air Pepsi Arena.
A member of Polish band Exodus 15 sings praises to God.
A woman from Champions Forever basketball ministry performed an amazing feat after sharing her faith in Jesus with the crowd in Warsaw. The Festival of Hope can be seen at 1 p.m. (EDT) on June 28-29 at www.billygraham.org/Live
Michael W. Smith stayed an extra night in Warsaw in order to lead worship one more time.
The multi-denominational Festival executive team worships onstage as Michael W. Smith sings.
Franklin Graham preached the Gospel clearly and concisely Sunday night, as his message was interpreted into Polish.
Hundreds of people responded to the invitation to accept Christ. They gathered on the field with trained Festival counselors and prayed the Sinner's Prayer with Franklin Graham.
This woman's hands were shaking as she prayed with a counselor after coming forward during the invitation to accept Christ.
This adorable little one was bundled up for the damp, chilly night in Warsaw. Her shirt says "Jesus loves you" in Polish.
The Newsboys flew into Poland for less than 24 hours to take part in the Festival of Hope. They rocked the arena with a celebratory concert after the invitation to accept Christ.
Michael Tait, lead singer of the Newsboys, was dynamic and energetic as he told the new believers to "live with abandon."
A woman and a Festival counselor hug each other after praying together.
