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Billboards
(above and below) announcing Billy Graham's upcoming evangelistic meetings
in London at Harringay Arena. As Graham says in his memoirs, Just
As I Am, "I was convinced that in a huge city like London, only
a massive publicity effort would bring the event to the public's attention;
anything less would be lost in the constant barrage of commercial advertising.
We budgeted $50,000 for publicity, an unheard-of amount." |
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Two
telegrams sent to Graham from the Chicago area, (left) from Moody Church's
pastor Alan Redpath, and (right) from Wheaton College's president V. Raymond
Edman, both assuring Graham that he was not alone, but that they too were
part of that outreach as they prayed while he preached and led the evangelistic
meetings. |
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Crusade
letterhead depicting the venue for most of the meetings at Harringay Area. |
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Billy
Graham's preaching was not confined to the Harringay Arena, such as when
on April 3rd he spoke to an estimated outdoor crowd of 12,000 at Trafalgar
Square. |