List of Billy Graham's crusades

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[[File:Billy Graham (1966) by Erling Mandelmann.jpg|thumb|upright|Graham at his crusade (1966).]]
'''Billy Graham's crusades''' were evangelistic campaigns conducted by [[Billy Graham]] between 1947 and 2005. 

== History ==
The first Billy Graham evangelistic campaign, held September 13–21, 1947, in the Civic Auditorium in Grand Rapids, Michigan, was attended by 6,000 people. He would rent a large venue, such as a stadium, park, or street.<ref>CBN, [https://www1.cbn.com/cbnnews/us/2018/february/remembering-the-billy-graham-crusades-that-led-people-to-jesus Remembering the Billy Graham Crusades That Led People to Jesus], cbn.com, USA, February 24, 2018</ref> As the sessions became larger, he arranged a group of up to 5,000 people to sing in a choir. He would preach the [[gospel]] and invite people to come forward to ask Jesus "to be their savior" and pray together. The inquirers were often given a copy of the [[Gospel of John]] or a [[Bible]] study booklet. In [[Durban]], South Africa, in 1973, the crowd of some 100,000 was the first large mixed-race event in [[apartheid]] South Africa.<ref name=":0">{{Cite web|url=http://www.cswc.div.ed.ac.uk/2018/03/billy-graham-1918-2018-prophet-of-world-christianity/|title=Billy Graham (1918–2018): Prophet of World Christianity?|last=Stanley|first=Brian|author-link=Brian Stanley (historian)|date=March 2, 2018|website=Centre for the Study of World Christianity|language=en-GB|access-date=April 13, 2020}}</ref> In [[Moscow]], in 1992, one-quarter of the 155,000 people in Graham's audience went forward at his call.<ref name="time1993">{{cite web |first1=Nancy |last1=Gibbs |first2=Richard N. |last2=Ostling |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20070621232638/http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,979573,00.html |url=http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,979573,00.html |archivedate=2007-06-21 |title=God's Billy Pulpit |work=Time |date=1993-11-15 |accessdate=2011-11-07 }}</ref> 

In 1995, during the Global Mission event, he preached a sermon at [[Estadio Hiram Bithorn]] in [[San Juan (Puerto Rico)|San Juan]] in [[Puerto Rico]] which was transmitted by satellite in 185 countries and translated into 116 languages. <ref> Andrew S. Finstuen, Anne Blue Wills, Grant Wacker, ''Billy Graham: American Pilgrim'', Oxford University Press, UK, 2017, p. 104</ref>

During his crusades, Billy Graham frequently used the [[altar call]] song "[[Just as I Am (hymn)#Altar Song in the Billy Graham crusades|Just As I Am]]".<ref> {{Cite web |last= |first= |date=2018-02-21 |title='Just As I Am' was Billy Graham's signature hymn |url=https://religionnews.com/2018/02/21/just-as-i-am-was-billy-grahams-signature-hymn/ |access-date=2023-11-16 |website=Religion News Service |language=en-US}} </ref>

{{stack|[[File:Countries that preacher Billy Graham visited for his crusades.jpg|thumb|Countries in which Billy Graham preached are colored in blue.]]}}
Over 58 years, Billy Graham reached more than 210 million people (face to face and by satellite feeds).<ref>{{Cite book | first=Michael G. |last=Long |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=pVAeaDLnCJoC&pg=PA3 |title=The legacy of Billy Graham: critical reflections on America's greatest evangelist |location=Westminster |publisher=John Knox Press |year=2008 |page=3 |isbn=9780664236564 }}</ref> The [[New York Crusade (1957)|New York Crusade of 1957]] - the longest of Graham's evangelistic crusades took place in [[Madison Square Garden (1925)|Madison Square Garden]], which lasted 16 weeks.<ref>{{Cite journal | first = Uta Andrea |last=Balbier | title = Billy Graham's Crusades in the 1950s: Neo-Evangelicalism Between Civil Religion, Media, and Consumerism | journal = Bulletin of the GHI | publisher = German Historical Institute | volume = 44 | date = Spring 2009}}</ref> The largest audience in the history of Graham's ministry assembled at Yoido Plaza in [[Seoul]] in South Korea in 1973 (1.1&nbsp;million people).<ref name=ct>{{Cite web | title = Prophecy and Politics | date = March 2006 | url = http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2006/march/17.32.html | publisher = Christianity Today | access-date = 2011-11-21 }}</ref><ref>{{Cite web | title = War and Peace in Korea | url = http://www.ccel.us/billy.ch18.html | publisher = CCEL | access-date = 2011-11-21 | archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20120413160046/http://www.ccel.us/billy.ch18.html | archive-date = 2012-04-13 | url-status = dead }}</ref>

Graham's revival meetings were most commonly called "[[crusades]]", and were billed as such for decades, but Graham himself began calling them "missions" after the [[September 11 attacks]] due to a potentially offensive connotation of the word ''crusade'' among [[Muslim]]s.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.cbsnews.com/news/billy-graham-is-back/ |title=Billy Graham Is Back |work=cbsnews.com |date=2002-10-18 |access-date=2016-12-08 |quote='Following September 11th, there was increased consciousness of other faiths in the U.S. that would find the term ''crusade'' offensive', Graham spokeswoman Melany Ethridge told [[The Associated Press]] in 2002 |first=Matt |last=Curry }}</ref>

Concluding his last crusade in 2005 in [[New York City|New York]], Graham had preached during 417 crusades, including 226 in the United States and 195 worldwide in over 50 countries, predominantly in [[Christendom]].<ref> {{Cite web |last=Grossman |first=Cathy Lynn |title=Billy Graham reached millions through his crusades. Here's how he did it |url=https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2018/02/21/billy-graham-crusades-how-evangelists-reached-millions/858165001/ |access-date=2023-11-16 |website=USA TODAY |language=en-US}}</ref><ref> Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, [https://billygraham.org/news/media-resources/electronic-press-kit/crusade-cities/crusades/ BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADES], billygraham.org, retrieved June 5, 2023</ref>

== Chronological list ==
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{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Number
! Date
! City
! Country
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4 | 1947
|-
| align="left"| 1
| September 13–21
| [[Grand Rapids, Michigan|Grand Rapids]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 2
| November 9–23<ref>{{Cite journal | title = Announcing the Billy Graham Revival | journal = Charlotte's Own | date = November 9–23, 1947 }}</ref>
| [[Charlotte, North Carolina|Charlotte]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4 | 1948
|-
| align="left"| 3
|
| [[Augusta, Georgia|Augusta]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 4
|
| [[Modesto, California|Modesto]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1949
|-
| align="left"| 5
|
| [[Miami]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 6
|
| [[Baltimore]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 7
|
| [[Altoona, Pennsylvania|Altoona]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 8 [[Los Angeles Crusade (1949)|LA Crusade]]<ref>{{Cite book | author = Mel Larson | chapter = TASTING REVIVAL — at Los Angeles | title = Revival In Our Time: The Story of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Campaigns including Six of his Sermons | publisher = Van Kampen Press | year = 1950 | pages = 11–27}}</ref>
| September 25 – November 20
| [[Los Angeles]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
|colspan=4| 1950
|-
| align="left"| 9
|
| [[Boston]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 10
|
| [[Columbia, South Carolina|Columbia]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 11 tour
|
| states of [[New England]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 12
|
| [[Portland, Oregon|Portland]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 13
|
| [[Minneapolis]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 14
|
| [[Atlanta]]
| United States
|-
|
|December 30, 31
|Boston
|United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4 | 1951
|-
| align="left"| 15 tour
|
| [[Bible Belt|South States]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 16
|
| [[Fort Worth]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 17
|
| [[Shreveport]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 18
|
| [[Cincinnati]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 19
|
| [[Memphis, Tennessee|Memphis]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 20
|
| [[Seattle]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 21
|
| [[Hollywood, Los Angeles|Hollywood]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 22
|
| [[Greensboro, North Carolina|Greensboro]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 23
|
| [[Raleigh, North Carolina|Raleigh]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
|colspan=4| 1952
|-
| align="left"| 24
| January 13 – February 10<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www2.wheaton.edu/bgc/archives/docs/1952Washingtonfilm.htm|title=1952 Greater Washington Evangelistic Crusade - Film|work=wheaton.edu|access-date=December 8, 2016}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www2.wheaton.edu/bgc/archives/bulletin/bu1108.htm|title=The Archives Bulletin Board|work=wheaton.edu|access-date=December 8, 2016}}</ref>
| [[Washington, D.C.]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 25 tour
| April–May
| American cities
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 26
|
| [[Houston]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 27
|
| [[Jackson, Mississippi|Jackson]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 28 tour
| August
| American cities
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 29
|
| [[Pittsburgh]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 30
|
| [[Albuquerque]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1953
|-
| align="left"| 31 tour
|
| cities of [[Florida]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 32
|
| [[Chattanooga, Tennessee|Chattanooga]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 33
|
| [[Saint Louis, Missouri|St. Louis]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 34
|
| [[Dallas]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 35 tour
|
| West Texas
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 36
|
| [[Syracuse, New York|Syracuse]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 37
|
| [[Detroit]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 38
|
| [[Asheville]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1954
|-
| align="left"| 39 London Crusade
| March 1 – May 29
| [[London]]
| England
|-
| align="left"| 40 tour
|
| [[Amsterdam]], [[Berlin]], [[Copenhagen]], [[Düsseldorf]], [[Frankfurt am Main|Frankfurt]], [[Helsinki]], [[Paris]], [[Stockholm]]
| Netherlands, [[West Germany|BRD]], Denmark, Finland, France, Sweden
|-
| align="left"| 41
|
| [[Nashville]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 42
|
| [[New Orleans]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 43 tour
|
| West Coast
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1955
|-
| align="left"| 44
| March–April
| [[Glasgow]]
| Scotland
|-
| align="left"| 45 tour
|
| Cities of Scotland
| Scotland
|-
| align="left"| 46
| May
| [[London]]
| England
|-
| align="left"| 47
|
| [[Paris]]
| France
|-
| align="left"| 48
|
| [[Zürich]]
| Switzerland
|-
| align="left"| 49
|
| [[Geneva]]
| Switzerland
|-
| align="left"| 50
|
| [[Mannheim]]
| West Germany
|-
| align="left"| 51
|
| [[Stuttgart]]
| West Germany
|-
| align="left"| 52
|
| [[Nuremberg]]
| West Germany
|-
| align="left"| 53
|
| [[Dortmund]]
| West Germany
|-
| align="left"| 54
|
| [[Frankfurt am Main|Frankfurt]]
| West Germany
|-
| align="left"| 55
|
| American bases in Germany
| West Germany
|-
| align="left"| 56
|
| [[Rotterdam]]
| Netherlands
|-
| align="left"| 57
|
| [[Oslo]]
| Norway
|-
| align="left"| 58
|
| [[Göteborg]]
| Sweden
|-
| align="left"| 59
|
| [[Aarhus]]
| Denmark
|-
| align="left"| 60
|
| [[Toronto]]
| Canada
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1956
|-
| align="left"| 61
|
| tour
| India and Far East
|-
| align="left"| 62
|
| [[Richmond, Virginia|Richmond]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 63
|
| [[Oklahoma City]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 64
|
| [[Louisville, Kentucky|Louisville]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1957
|-
| align="left"| 65 [[New York Crusade (1957)|NY Crusade]]
| May 15 – September 1
| [[New York City|New York]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1958
|-
| align="left"| 66
|
| tour
| Region of Caribbean Sea
|-
| align="left"| 67
|
| [[San Francisco]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 68
|
| [[Sacramento]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 69
|
| [[Fresno, California|Fresno]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 71
|
| [[Santa Barbara, California|Santa Barbara]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 72
|
| [[Los Angeles]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 73
|
| [[San Diego]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 74
|
| [[San Antonio]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 75<ref>{{Cite web | url =http://www2.wheaton.edu/bgc/archives/docs/bg-charlotte/charlotte.htm | title = The Coliseum Sermons From Billy Graham's 1958 Charlotte Evangelistic Meetings | year = 1958 | publisher = Billy Graham Center Archives | work = Wheaton College }}</ref>
| September 21 – October 26
| [[Charlotte, North Carolina|Charlotte]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1959
|-
| align="left"| 76
| February 15 – March 15
| [[Melbourne]]
| Australia
|-
| align="left"| 77
| March 29 – April 4
| [[Auckland]]
| New Zealand
|-
| align="left"| 78
| April 12 – May 10
| [[Sydney]]
| Australia
|-
| align="left"| 79
| May 15–22
| [[Perth]]
| Australia
|-
| align="left"| 80
| May 17–31
| [[Brisbane]]
| Australia
|-
| align="left"| 81
|
| [[Adelaide, Australia|Adelaide]]
| Australia
|-
| align="left"| 82
| March 30 – April 6
| [[Wellington]]
| New Zealand
|-
| align="left"| 83
| April 1–8
| [[Christchurch]]
| New Zealand
|-
| align="left"| 84
|
| [[Canberra]]
| Australia
|-
| align="left"| 85
|
| [[Launceston, Tasmania|Launceston]]
| Australia
|-
| align="left"| 86
|
| [[Hobart]]
| Australia
|-
| align="left"| 87
|
| [[Little Rock]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 88
|
| [[Wheaton, Illinois|Wheaton]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 89
|
| [[Indianapolis]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1960
|-
| align="left"| 90
|
| [[Monrovia]]
| Liberia
|-
| align="left"| 91
|
| [[Accra]]
| Ghana
|-
| align="left"| 92
|
| [[Kumasi]]
| Ghana
|-
| align="left"| 93
|
| [[Lagos]]
| Nigeria
|-
| align="left"| 94
|
| [[Ibadan]]
| Nigeria
|-
| align="left"| 95
|
| [[Kaduna]]
| Nigeria
|-
| align="left"| 96
|
| [[Enugu]]
| Nigeria
|-
| align="left"| 97
|
| [[Jos]]
| Nigeria
|-
| align="left"| 98
|
| [[Brazzaville]]
| Congo
|-
| align="left"| 99
|
| [[Bulawayo]]
| [[Southern Rhodesia]]
|-
| align="left"| 100
|
| [[Harare|Salisbury]]
| [[Southern Rhodesia]]
|-
| align="left"| 101
|
| [[Kitwe]]
| [[Northern Rhodesia]]
|-
| align="left"| 102
|
| [[Moshi, Tanzania|Moshi]]
| [[Tanganyika (territory)|Tanganyika]]
|-
| align="left"| 103
|
| [[Kisumu]]
| Kenya
|-
| align="left"| 104
|
| [[Bujumbura|Usumbura]]
| [[Ruanda-Urundi]]
|-
| align="left"| 105
|
| [[Nairobi]]
| Kenya
|-
| align="left"| 106
|
| [[Addis Abeba|Addis Ababa]]
| Ethiopia
|-
| align="left"| 107
|
| [[Cairo]]
| Egypt
|-
| align="left"| 108
|
| [[Jerusalem]]
| Jordan
|-
| align="left"| 109
|
| [[Washington, D.C.]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 110
|
| [[Rio de Janeiro]]
| Brazil
|-
| align="left"| 111
|
| [[Bern]]
| Switzerland
|-
| align="left"| 112
|
| [[Zürich]]
| Switzerland
|-
| align="left"| 113
|
| [[Basle|Basel]]
| Switzerland
|-
| align="left"| 114
|
| [[Lausanne]]
| Switzerland
|-
| align="left"| 115
|
| [[Essen]]
| West Germany
|-
| align="left"| 116
|
| [[Hamburg]]
| West Germany
|-
| align="left"| 117
|
| [[Berlin]]
| West Germany
|-
| align="left"| 118<ref>{{Cite journal | author = Edward Mc Carthy | title = Graham's Sermon Causes Gang Leaders To Plan To Attend Church | url = https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1891&dat=19601009&id=kSApAAAAIBAJ&pg=2413,895846 | journal = The Gadsden Times | date = October 9, 1960 | access-date = December 7, 2011}}</ref>
|
| [[New York City|New York]] (for Spanish Americans)
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1961
|-
| align="left"| 119
|
| [[Jacksonville, Florida|Jacksonville]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 120
|
| [[Orlando]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 121
|
| [[Clearwater, Florida|Clearwater]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 122
|
| [[St. Petersburg, Florida|St. Petersburg]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 123
|
| [[Tampa]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 124
|
| Bradenton–Sarasota
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 125
|
| [[Tallahassee]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 126
|
| [[Gainesville, Florida|Gainesville]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 127
|
| [[Miami]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 128
|
| [[Cape Canaveral]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 129
|
| [[West Palm Beach]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 130
|
| [[Peace River (Florida)|Peace River]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 131
|
| [[Boca Raton]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 132
|
| [[Fort Lauderdale]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 133
|
| [[Manchester]]
| England
|-
| align="left"| 134
|
| [[Glasgow]]
| Scotland
|-
| align="left"| 135
|
| [[Belfast]]
| Northern Ireland
|-
| align="left"| 136
|
| [[Minneapolis]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 137
|
| [[Philadelphia]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1962
|-
| align="left"| 138
| January – February
| tour
| South America
|-
| align="left"| 139
|
| [[Raleigh, North Carolina|Raleigh]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 140
|
| [[Jacksonville, North Carolina|Jacksonville]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 141
|
| [[Chicago]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 142
|
| [[Seattle]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 143
|
| [[Fresno, California|Fresno]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 144
|
| [[Redstone Arsenal]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 145 tour
| September – October
| Southern States
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 146
|
| [[El Paso, Texas|El Paso]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1963
|-
| align="left"| 147
| May 12–26
| [[Paris]]
| France
|-
| align="left"| 148
|
| [[Lyon]]
| France
|-
| align="left"| 149
|
| [[Toulouse]]
| France
|-
| align="left"| 150
|
| [[Mulhouse]]
| France
|-
| align="left"| 151
|
| [[Montauban]]
| France
|-
| align="left"| 152
|
| [[Nancy, France|Nancy]]
| France
|-
| align="left"| 153
|
| [[Douai]]
| France
|-
| align="left"| 154
|
| [[Nuremberg]]
| West Germany
|-
| align="left"| 155
|
| [[Stuttgart]]
| West Germany
|-
| align="left"| 156
|
| [[Los Angeles]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1964
|-
| align="left"| 157
|
| [[Birmingham, Alabama|Birmingham]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 158
|
| [[Phoenix, Arizona|Phoenix]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 159
|
| [[San Diego]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 160
|
| [[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 161
|
| [[Omaha, Nebraska|Omaha]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 162
| September
| [[Boston]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 163
| October
| [[Boston]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 164
|
| [[Manchester, New Hampshire|Manchester]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 165
|
| [[Portland, Maine|Portland]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 166
|
| [[Bangor, Maine|Bangor]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 167
|
| [[Providence, Rhode Island|Providence]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 168
|
| [[Louisville, Kentucky|Louisville]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1965
|-
| align="left"| 169
|
| [[Honolulu]], [[O'ahu|Oahu]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 168
|
| [[Kahului]], [[Maui]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 169
|
| [[Hilo]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 170
|
| [[Lihue]], [[Kaua'i]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 171
|
| [[Dothan, Alabama|Dothan]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 172
|
| [[Tuscaloosa, Alabama|Tuscaloosa]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 173
|
| [[Auburn University]] ([[Alabama]])
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 174
|
| [[Tuskegee Institute]] ([[Alabama]])
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 175
|
| [[Montgomery, Alabama|Montgomery]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 176
|
| [[Copenhagen]]
| Denmark
|-
| align="left"| 177
|
| [[Vancouver]]
| Canada
|-
| align="left"| 178
|
| [[Seattle]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 179
|
| [[Denver]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 180
|
| [[Houston]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1966
|-
| align="left"| 181
|
| [[Greenville, South Carolina|Greenville]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 182
| June
| [[London]]
| England
|-
| align="left"| 183
|
| [[Berlin]]
| West Germany
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1967
|-
| align="left"| 184
|
| [[Ponce, Puerto Rico|Ponce]]
| Puerto Rico
|-
| align="left"| 185
|
| [[San Juan, Puerto Rico|San Juan]]
| Puerto Rico
|-
| align="left"| 186
|
| [[Winnipeg]]
| Canada
|-
| align="left"| 187
| June
| [[London]]
| England
|-
| align="left"| 188
|
| [[Turin]]
| Italy
|-
| align="left"| 189
| July 7
| [[Zagreb]]
| Yugoslavia
|-
| align="left"| 190
|
| [[Toronto]]
| Canada
|-
| align="left"| 191
|
| [[Kansas City, Missouri|Kansas City]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 192
|
| [[Tokyo]]
| Japan
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1968
|-
| align="left"| 193
|
| [[Brisbane]]
| Australia
|-
| align="left"| 194
|
| [[Sydney]]
| Australia
|-
| align="left"| 195
|
| [[Portland, Oregon|Portland]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 196
|
| [[San Antonio, Texas|San Antonio]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 197
|
| [[Pittsburgh]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1969
|-
| align="left"| 198
|
| [[Auckland]]
| New Zealand
|-
| align="left"| 199
|
| [[Dunedin]]
| New Zealand
|-
| align="left"| 200
|
| [[Melbourne]]
| Australia
|-
| align="left"| 201
|
| [[New York City|New York]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 202
|
| [[Anaheim]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1970
|-
| align="left"| 203
|
| [[Dortmund]]
| West Germany
|-
| align="left"| 204
| May 28
| [[Knoxville, Tennessee|Knoxville]]<ref>{{cite web|url=http://knoxville22.blogspot.com/|title=Protest & Activism at UT - 40 YEARS ON|author=Bozeman, Barry |date=May 30, 2010 |access-date=September 22, 2019 |website= Knoxville 22 blog}}</ref>
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 205
|
| [[New York City|New York]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 206
| October 21–25
| [[Baton Rouge]] ([[Tiger Stadium (LSU)|Tiger Stadium]], [[Louisiana State University]])
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1971
|-
| align="left"| 207
|
| [[Lexington, Kentucky|Lexington]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 208
|
| [[Chicago]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 209
|
| [[Oakland, California|Oakland]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 210
| September 17–26
| [[Dallas]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1972
|-
| align="left"| 211
|
| [[Charlotte, North Carolina|Charlotte]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 212
| May
| [[Birmingham, Alabama|Birmingham]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 213
| July 14–23
| [[Cleveland]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 214
|
| [[Kohima]]
| India
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1973
|-
| align="left"| 215
|
| [[Durban]]
| South Africa
|-
| align="left"| 216
|
| [[Johannesburg]]
| South Africa
|-
| align="left"| 217
|
| [[Seoul]]
| South Korea
|-
| align="left"| 218
|
| [[Atlanta]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 219
|
| [[Minneapolis]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 220
|
| [[Raleigh, North Carolina|Raleigh]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 221
|
| [[Saint Louis, Missouri|St. Louis]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1974
|-
| align="left"| 222
|
| [[Phoenix, Arizona|Phoenix]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 223
|
| [[Los Angeles]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 224
|
| [[Rio de Janeiro]]
| Brazil
|-
| align="left"| 225
|
| [[Norfolk, Virginia|Norfolk]], [[Hampton, Virginia|Hampton]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1975
|-
| align="left"| 226
|
| [[Albuquerque]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 227
| May 11, Mother's Day
| [[Jackson, Mississippi|Jackson]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 228
|
| [[Brussels]]
| Belgium
|-
| align="left"| 229
|
| [[Lubbock]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 230
|
| [[Taipei]]
| Taiwan
|-
| align="left"| 231
|
| [[Hong Kong]]
| [[British Hong Kong]]
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1976
|-
| align="left"| 232
| May 9–16
| [[Seattle]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 233
|
| [[Williamsburg, Virginia|Williamsburg]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 235
| August 13–21
| [[San Diego, California|San Diego]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 236
| October 14–24
| [[Pontiac, Michigan]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1977
|-
| align="left"| 237
|
| [[Göteborg]]
| Sweden
|-
| align="left"| 238
|
| [[Asheville]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 239
|
| [[South Bend, Indiana|South Bend]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 240
|
| tour
| Hungary
|-
| align="left"| 241
|
| [[Cincinnati]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 242
|
| [[Manila]]
| Philippines
|-
| align="left"| 243
|
| India-Good News Festivals
| India
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1978
|-
| align="left"| 244
|
| [[Las Vegas]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 245
|
| [[Memphis, Tennessee|Memphis]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 246
|
| [[Toronto]]
| Canada
|-
| align="left"| 247
|
| [[Kansas City, Missouri|Kansas City]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 248
|
| [[Oslo]]
| Norway
|-
| align="left"| 249
|
| [[Stockholm]]
| Sweden
|-
| align="left"| 250
|
| Satellite crusade
| Sweden
|-
| align="left"| 251
|
| Satellite crusade
| Norway
|-
| align="left"| 252
|
| Satellite crusade
| Island
|-
| align="left"| 253<ref>{{Cite book | author = Michał Stankiewicz | title = Billy Graham w Polsce | publisher = Słowo Prawdy | location = Warszawa | year = 1979 }}</ref>
| October 6–16
| tour
| Poland
|-
| align="left"| 254
|
| Singapore
| Singapore
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1979
|-
| align="left"| 255
|
| [[São Paulo]]
| Brazil
|-
| align="left"| 256
|
| [[Tampa]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 257
| 29 April – 20 May
| [[Sydney]]
| Australia
|-
| align="left"| 258
|
| [[Nashville]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 259
| August 11
| [[Milwaukee]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 260
|
| [[Halifax, Nova Scotia|Halifax]]
| Canada
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1980
|-
| align="left"| 261
|
| [[Oxford]]
| England
|-
| align="left"| 262
|
| [[Cambridge]]
| England
|-
| align="left"| 263
|
| [[Indianapolis]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 264
|
| [[Edmonton]]
| Canada
|-
| align="left"| 265
|
| [[Wheaton, Illinois|Wheaton]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 266
|
| [[Okinawa City|Okinawa]]
| Japan
|-
| align="left"| 267
|
| [[Osaka]]
| Japan
|-
| align="left"| 268
|
| [[Fukuoka]]
| Japan
|-
| align="left"| 269
|
| [[Tokyo]]
| Japan
|-
| align="left"| 270
|
| [[Reno, Nevada|Reno]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 271
|
| [[Las Vegas]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1981
|-
| align="left"| 272
|
| [[Mexico City]]
| Mexico
|-
| align="left"| 273
|
| [[Villahermosa]]
| Mexico
|-
| align="left"| 274
|
| [[Boca Raton]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 275
|
| [[Baltimore]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 276
|
| [[Calgary]]
| Canada
|-
| align="left"| 277
|
| [[San José, California|San José]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 278
|
| [[Houston]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1982
|-
| align="left"| 279
|
| [[Blackpool]]
| England
|-
| align="left"| 280
|
| [[Providence, Rhode Island|Providence]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 281
|
| [[Burlington, Vermont|Burlington]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 282
|
| [[Portland, Maine|Portland]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 283
|
| [[Springfield, Massachusetts|Springfield]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 284
|
| [[Manchester, New Hampshire|Manchester]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 285
| May 10–14
| [[Moscow]]
| Soviet Union
|-
| align="left"| 286
|
| [[Hartford]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 287
|
| [[New Haven, Connecticut|New Haven]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 288
|
| [[Boston]] ([[Northeastern University]])
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 289
|
| [[Amherst, Massachusetts|Amherst]] ([[University of Massachusetts]])
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 290
|
| [[New Haven, Connecticut|New Haven]] ([[Yale University]])
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 291
|
| [[Cambridge, Massachusetts|Cambridge]] ([[Harvard University]])
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 292
|
| [[Newton, Massachusetts|Newton]] ([[Boston College]])
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 293
|
| [[Cambridge, Massachusetts|Cambridge]] (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 294
|
| [[South Hamilton, Massachusetts|South Hamilton]] (Gordon-Convell Seminary)
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 295
|
| [[Hanover, New Hampshire|Hanover]] (Dartmouth College)
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 296
|
| [[Boston]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 297
|
| [[New Orleans]] (South Baptist Convention Evangelistic Rally)
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 298
|
| [[Boise]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 299
|
| [[Spokane]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 300
|
| [[Chapel Hill, North Carolina|Chapel Hill]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 301
|
| [[Wittenberg]]
| East Germany
|-
| align="left"| 302
|
| [[Dresden]]
| East Germany
|-
| align="left"| 303
|
| [[Görlitz]]
| East Germany
|-
| align="left"| 304
|
| [[Stendal]]
| East Germany
|-
| align="left"| 305
|
| [[Stralsund]]
| East Germany
|-
| align="left"| 306
|
| [[Berlin]]
| East Germany
|-
| align="left"| 307
|
| [[Prague]]
| Czechoslovakia
|-
| align="left"| 308
|
| [[Brno]]
| Czechoslovakia
|-
| align="left"| 309
|
| [[Bratislava]]
| Czechoslovakia
|-
| align="left"| 310
|
| [[Nassau, Bahamas|Nassau]]
| Bahamas
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1983
|-
| align="left"| 311
|
| [[Orlando]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 312
|
| [[Tacoma, Washington|Tacoma]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 313
|
| [[Sacramento]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 314
|
| [[Oklahoma City]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1984
|-
| align="left"| 315
|
| [[Anchorage]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 316
| May 12–19
| [[Bristol]]
| England
|-
| align="left"| 317
| May 26 – June 2
| [[Sunderland, Tyne and Wear|Sunderland]]
| England
|-
| align="left"| 318
| June 9–12
| [[Norwich]]
| England
|-
| align="left"| 319
| June
| [[Birmingham]]
| England
|-
| align="left"| 320
| July
| [[Liverpool]]
| England
|-
| align="left"| 321
| July
| [[Ipswich]]
| England
|-
| align="left"| 322
|
| [[Seoul]]
| South Korea
|-
| align="left"| 323
|
| [[Saint Petersburg|Leningrad]]
| Soviet Union
|-
| align="left"| 324
|
| [[Tallinn]]
| Soviet Union
|-
| align="left"| 325
|
| [[Novosibirsk]]
| Soviet Union
|-
| align="left"| 326
|
| [[Moscow]]
| Soviet Union
|-
| align="left"| 327
|
| [[Vancouver]]
| Canada
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1985
|-
| align="left"| 328
|
| [[Fort Lauderdale]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 329
|
| [[Hartford]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 330
| June 22–29
| [[Sheffield]]
| England
|-
| align="left"| 331
| July 19–28
| [[Anaheim]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 332
|
| [[Suceava]]
| Romania
|-
| align="left"| 333
|
| [[Cluj-Napoca]]
| Romania
|-
| align="left"| 334
|
| [[Oradea]]
| Romania
|-
| align="left"| 335
|
| [[Arad, Romania|Arad]]
| Romania
|-
| align="left"| 336
|
| [[Timișoara]]
| Romania
|-
| align="left"| 337
|
| [[Sibiu]]
| Romania
|-
| align="left"| 338
|
| [[Bucharest]]
| Romania
|-
| align="left"| 339
|
| [[Pécs]]
| Hungary
|-
| align="left"| 340
|
| [[Budapest]]
| Hungary
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1986
|-
| align="left"| 341
|
| [[Washington, D.C.]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 342
|
| [[Paris]]
| France
|-
| align="left"| 343
|
| [[Tallahassee]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1987
|-
| align="left"| 344
|
| [[Columbia, South Carolina|Columbia]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 345
|
| [[Cheyenne]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 346
|
| [[Fargo, North Dakota|Fargo]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 347
|
| [[Billings, Montana|Billings]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 348
|
| [[Sioux Falls]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 349
|July
| [[Denver]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 350
|
| [[Helsinki]]
| Finland
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1988
|-
| align="left"| 351
|
| [[Beijing]]
| China
|-
| align="left"| 352
|
| [[Huai'an]]
| China
|-
| align="left"| 353
|
| [[Nanjing|Nankin]]
| China
|-
| align="left"| 354
|
| [[Shanghai]]
| China
|-
| align="left"| 355
|
| [[Guangzhou]]
| China
|-
| align="left"| 356
|
| [[Zagorsk]]
| Soviet Union
|-
| align="left"| 357
|
| [[Moscow]]
| Soviet Union
|-
| align="left"| 358
|
| [[Kiev]]
| Soviet Union
|-
| align="left"| 359
|
| [[Buffalo, New York|Buffalo]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 360
|
| [[Rochester, New York|Rochester]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 361
|
| [[Hamilton, Canada|Hamilton]]
| Canada
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1989
|-
| align="left"| 362
|
| [[Syracuse, New York|Syracuse]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 363
|
| [[London]]
| England
|-
| align="left"| 364
|
| [[Budapest]]
| Hungary
|-
| align="left"| 365
|
| [[Little Rock]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1990
|-
| align="left"| 368
|
| [[Berlin]]
| West Germany
|-
| align="left"| 369
|
| [[Montreal]]
| Canada
|-
| align="left"| 370
|
| [[Albany, New York|Albany]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 371
|
| [[Uniondale, New York|Uniondale]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 372
|
| [[Hong Kong]]
| [[British Hong Kong]]
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan="4"| 1991
|-
| align="left"| 373
|
| [[Seattle]], [[Tacoma, Washington|Tacoma]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 374
| 
| [[Edinburgh]]
| Scotland
|-
| align="left"| 375
|
| [[Aberdeen]]
| Scotland
|-
| align="left"| 376
|
| [[Glasgow]]
| Scotland
|-
| align="left"| 377
|
| [[East Rutherford, New Jersey|East Rutherford]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 378
|
| [[New York City|New York]] ([[Central Park]])
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 379
|
| [[Buenos Aires]]
| Argentina
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1992
|-
| align="left"| 380
|
| [[Pyongyang]]
| North Korea
|-
| align="left"| 381
|
| [[Philadelphia]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 382
|
| [[Portland (Oregon)|Portland]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 383
|
| [[Moscow]]
| Russia
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1993
|-
| align="left"| 384
| March 17–21
| [[Essen]]
| Germany
|-
| align="left"| 385
| June 2-6
| [[Pittsburgh]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 386
|
| [[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1994
|-
| align="left"| 387
|
| [[Tokyo]]
| Japan
|-
| align="left"| 388
|
| [[Beijing]]
| China
|-
| align="left"| 389
|
| [[Pyongyang]]
| North Korea
|-
| align="left"| 390
|
| [[Cleveland]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 391
|
| [[Atlanta]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1995
|-
| align="left"| 392
|
| [[San Juan, Puerto Rico|San Juan]]
| Puerto Rico
|-
| align="left"| 393
|
|
| Global mission
|-
| align="left"| 394
|
| [[Toronto]]
| Canada
|-
| align="left"| 395
|
| [[Sacramento]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1996
|-
| align="left"| 396
|
|
| World Television Series
|-
| align="left"| 397
|
| [[Minneapolis]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 398
|
| [[Charlotte, North Carolina|Charlotte]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1997
|-
| align="left"| 399
|
| [[San Antonio]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 400
|
| [[San José, California|San Jose]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 401
|
| [[San Francisco]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 402
|
| [[Oakland, California|Oakland]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1998
|-
| align="left"| 403
| June 25–28
| [[Ottawa]]
| Canada
|-
| align="left"| 404
|
| [[Tampa]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 1999
|-
| align="left"| 405
|
| [[Indianapolis]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 406
|
| [[Saint Louis, Missouri|St. Louis]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 2000
|-
| align="left"| 407
|June 1–4
| [[Nashville, Tennessee|Nashville]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 408
|
| [[Jacksonville, Florida|Jacksonville]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 2001
|-
| align="left"| 409
|
| [[Louisville, Kentucky|Louisville]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 410
|
| [[Fresno, California|Fresno]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 2002
|-
| align="left"| 411
|
| [[Cincinnati]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 412
|
| [[Dallas]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 2003
|-
| align="left"| 413
|
| [[San Diego]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 414
|
| [[Oklahoma City]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 2004
|-
| align="left"| 415
|
| [[Kansas City, Missouri|Kansas City]]
| United States
|-
| align="left"| 416
|
| [[Los Angeles]]
| United States
|- style="background-color:#C0F8FF"
| colspan=4| 2005
|-
| align="left"| 417
|
| [[New York City|New York]]
| United States
|}

== See also ==
* [[Billy Graham Evangelistic Association]]

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

== Bibliography ==
* {{Cite web | title = BG Crusade Chronology | url = https://s3.amazonaws.com/bgcdn/billygraham/dev/wp-content/uploads/legacy/pdfs/festivals/BGCrusadeChronology.pdf | publisher = BGEA | access-date = March 27, 2014}}
* {{Cite web | title = BG Crusade cities | url = https://billygraham.org/news/media-resources/electronic-press-kit/crusade-cities/crusades/ | publisher = BGEA | access-date = February 24, 2018}}
* {{Cite web | title = Select Chronology of Billy Graham and the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, up until Rev. Graham's Retirement in 2005, with a few later significant events | url = http://www2.wheaton.edu/bgc/archives/bgeachro/bgeachron02.htm | work = Billy Graham Center | publisher = Wheaton College | year = 2013}}
* {{Cite web | title = Billy Graham's 1st TV Broadcast | url = http://www2.wheaton.edu/bgc/archives/bulletin/bu1003.htm | publisher = [[Billy Graham Center]] | date = March 2010 | access-date = February 8, 2012}}
* [http://www2.wheaton.edu/bgc/archives/faq/14.htm Billy Graham sermons] Billy Graham Center

== External links ==
* [https://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/articles/arts-culture/billy-graham-crusades/#:~:text=World%2Dfamous%20evangelist%20Billy%20Graham,people%20from%20across%20the%20South. ''Billy Graham Crusades''] New Georgia Encyclopedia

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