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Photos Preparing to Share the Gospel in Naples, Italy
  • The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA) has ministered in Italy through various outreaches over the decades, starting with a Billy Graham event in Turin in 1967. In recent years, Franklin Graham held evangelistic Festivals in Milan and Rome (pictured here).
  • Franklin Graham will return to Italy to share the Good News at the Noi Festival in Naples on Sept. 14. More than 300 evangelical churches in southern Italy have come together for the event. The first Noi Festival in Milan in 2022 and the second one in Rome last year drew a total of 31,300 people—the largest evangelical outreaches of their kind in Italy.
  • More than 4,600 Christians were trained to share their faith during the preparations for Franklin Graham’s Noi Festival in Milan. The word noi in Italian means "we," bringing the idea of unity to the Festival name.