Franklin Graham preached from Mark 8 at the first of three Lancashire Festival of Hope events in Blackpool, England, on Sept. 21. “If you take all the contents of this world, everything that’s in it—the oil, the money, the riches, the militaries—your soul is worth more to God.”
The Afters get things started with a high-energy set at the Winter Gardens Opera House in Blackpool, England.
An architectural achievement, the Opera House is the same place that his late father Billy Graham preached a Crusade in 1982.
Giving praise to our Lord and Savior.
The Lancashire Festival of Hope is taking place in central Blackpool, just blocks away from the Irish Sea.
Two police horses greet people in Blackpool outside the Opera House.
People of all ages responded to Franklin Graham's message of hope.
Josh Havens took a second for a selfie with folks he invited to join him onstage.
Rivers and Robots, an Indie worship band, performed near their hometown of Manchester.
A picturesque windmill greets visitors to Blackpool.
A moment neither will ever forget after Franklin Graham's message of hope and invitation to make a decision for Christ.
Franklin Graham and Billy Graham have both preached several times in England, home of many of the world’s greatest evangelists, theologians and Christian writers. Charles Spurgeon, George Whitefield, John Wycliffe, J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis have all impacted this country with the Gospel.
The Gospel never returns void, as evidenced by the response in England on Friday night.
More than 70 countries watched the Lancashire Festival of Hope live online on Friday.
Lighting up the sky for Jesus.
A nice chat after a life-changing decision for Jesus.
The tourist district in Blackpool, which is home to approximately 140,000, is where the Lancashire Festival of Hope took place over the weekend.
Dennis Agajanian, one of the fastest guitar pickers in the world, strummed the crowd into worship on Friday.
Answering questions to one of the most important decisions anyone will ever make.
“If you don’t remember anything else tonight, you remember this: God loves you," Franklin Graham said. "We deserve the punishment, because we’re law breakers; we’re guilty. But He took our guilt and our shame.”
