New Interviews with friends and family highlight the adventurous spirit of world-famous evangelist’s wife.
(Charlotte, North Carolina)—"She didn't put herself up on a pedestal as a better-than-thou person. Ruth was very humble, very sweet, very loving. Just a wonderful person," says former First Lady Barbara Bush, in a television special to be aired in December.
Dreaming of becoming a missionary to Asia, Ruth McCue Bell's life took a dramatic turn after meeting a passionate young preacher determined to court her.
"Lord," she prayed, "if you will let me share his life, I will consider it the greatest honor possible."
From the war-torn countryside of ancient China, to the impressive halls of America’s White House, Ruth Bell Graham’s life took her on a journey that few could imagine.
Meet this unique woman who captured the heart of Billy Graham and gained the admiration of countless others. Discover why her husband called her, "…the greatest Christian I’ve ever known."
Laugh with those who knew her best and discover fresh insights from those who loved her deeply. Find out how her "behind-the-scenes" wit and wisdom helped produce an extraordinary legacy.
Plus, be inspired by world premier music videos from Avalon and Fernando Ortega, and enjoy a special performance from the Gaither Homecoming Friends.
What lay ahead for Ruth Bell Graham is the story of the next Billy Graham Television Special, airing across the U.S. and Canada December 1-9. Featured during prime-time programming of major networks in many markets, millions of Americans will follow the journey of the partner to one of 20th Century's most prominent evangelists.
The television special includes interviews with former first lady Barbara Bush, bestselling author Jan Karon, each of the Grahams' five children and Mr. Graham himself, all highlighting the warm and loving spirit of Ruth Bell Graham. Mrs. Graham passed away June 14, 2007 at the age of 87.
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