Will Graham was in Newfoundland and Labrador Nov. 5-6 where many came forward to talk to a counselor about asking Jesus into their lives.
Will Graham went to Grand Falls-Windsor to tell people about Jesus Christ.
The Nov. 5-6 event featured music from The Color, The City Harmonic, and Manafest, all of which are from Canada. Here, the crowd rocks out to the music of The Color.
Will Graham, grandson of Billy Graham and the oldest son of Franklin Graham, paused to pray backstage before the start of the Celebration of Hope.
Will Graham shares the Gospel of Jesus Christ at Joe Byrne Memorial Stadium in Grand Falls-Windsor. Over the course of the 2-day Celebration, dozens of people indicated making first-time decisions to accept Jesus Christ.
The City Harmonic, a band made up of Christians from Canada, has been part of several evangelistic Festivals and Celebrations with Franklin and Will Graham. They rocked the stadium, as usual, on Saturday night.
"And it shall come to pass that everyone who calls upon the name of the Lord shall be saved." (Acts 2:21, ESV)
A moment of worship.
Manafest opened up the Celebration of Hope on Saturday night.
The second night of the Celebration featured music by Jason Crabb, The Color and Sevenview. In addition to leading a worship set, Jason Crabb led the crowd in singing "Happy birthday" to Billy Graham, who turned 98 on Nov. 7.
The stadium was packed with nearly 2,000 people on Sunday night, the final night of the Celebration of Hope.
Raising hands in worship.
Filling the stadium with praise to the one true God.
Will Graham said far too many people dangerously believe they are "good enough" before God, without accepting Jesus as their Savior. “This is the most important decision you’ll ever make in life, and I can’t make this for you,” he said. “I promise it will take guts for you accept Jesus publicly. Why publicly? Because Jesus was hung on a cross in public to die for you. He wasn’t ashamed of you.”
