Billy Graham on the Lord's Supper

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THE POSITION

Nothing found in his own voice. The one My Answer column on the question has no first person and will not choose between traditions: "churches differ in their understanding of the Lord's Supper," and the Supper "should always remind us of Jesus' death for us." The column may be staff writing, and no sermon or book passage on the mode of Christ's presence was found. Not found in what was read.

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ABOUT THIS FIGURE

Evangelist of the citywide crusades from 1947 to 2005, ordained a Southern Baptist minister, founder, with L. Nelson Bell, of Christianity Today (1956) and convener of the 1974 Lausanne Congress. He is generally reckoned to have preached in person to more people than anyone before him and was the public face of postwar evangelicalism. This entry rests on sermon texts dated 1951 to 2005 that the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association republishes on the Decision magazine website, his recorded Billy Graham Minutes, his daily devotions, interviews he gave to Time, Christianity Today, Newsweek and Robert Schuller, and the My Answer column that ran under his name. By the standard account the column was written with staff, so cells that rest on it say so.