Billy Graham Library

This is a must see! The Billy Graham Library is truly a special place. The Journey of Faith museum experience is so well done it beautifully captures the history of Billy Graham’s life and ministry. Walking through, you can see how God used his obedience and faith to impact millions around the world. Every exhibit is meaningful, and the storytelling is powerful and personal. I visited years ago and wow, that have really done a pronominal job. Be sure and check out his childhood home, which has been carefully preserved, as well as the quiet, peaceful gravesite it’s a moving reminder of a life well lived. A great tip: take a little time to sit on the back porch with a good book and just soak in the atmosphere. The setting itself is peaceful and welcoming, making the entire visit feel uplifting. Also spend some time in the gift shop as well as the cafe. The food on the cafe is really good and reasonably priced. I left encouraged, inspired, and grateful for the reminder of how God can use one life surrendered to Him and reach so many,

Amazing place!!!! I love Billy Graham and I am so glad I got the opportunity to visit his library. You can sense the presence of God there, all the staff are SO WARM and FRIENDLY. The tour and experience is well organized and laid out. I would gladly come back again and again. Glory to God for blessing us with such a man and his ministry. And to all who put this together to honour his legacy which points us all to Jesus. And it’s totally free!

I am from Malaysia so it’s really neat to visit the Billy Graham “museum.” Lots of videos to watch. It was inspiring to see how God used an ordinary farm boy to change the world. There are many beautiful photos by folks reviewing the place but I haven’t seen a photo of the “smart cow” yet. So here you go! And we have a chance to see Billy’s Bible and preaching notes. One other thing. If you pay attention to some of the exhibits, you can find interesting crucial details. I found a little chart that traced how the gospel was passed on from one generation to the next until it reached Billy. There was a long line of evangelists before Billy. Eye opening.

We visited the museum several weekends in a row because we really enjoyed the tours and the walking areas. We gained a lot of positive emotions and inspiration from the life story of Billy Graham. His home is a work of art in itself, and we enjoyed every corner of it.

Had an Amazing time. Such a fun, peaceful place. Billy's story is unmatched. Staff are all friendly and even offer to pray for you. Prices aren't terrible and there is food on site(and ice cream)

A Powerful and Inspiring Experience The Billy Graham Library is a beautifully curated, self-guided journey through the life and ministry of a man who said “yes” to God—and let that surrender shape a global impact for the Kingdom. My husband and I were deeply moved by how powerfully it illustrates what God can do through one life fully yielded to Him. We had read that two hours would be enough time, but we gave ourselves three and a half and still didn’t get to see everything. Unfortunately, we missed the house tour and didn’t have time to browse the store as we had hoped. The food at the Dairy Barn was great—we just wish we had made it back in time to try the milkshakes! As we prepare to enter full-time missions ourselves, this afternoon spent exploring Billy Graham’s legacy was incredibly meaningful and encouraging. One of the highlights was Barbara taking a moment to pray for us at the end of our visit. That meant so much. The entire team was warm, welcoming, and clearly committed to excellence. Thank you for creating such an impactful experience.

Visiting the Billy Graham Library was one of the most moving experiences of my life. The atmosphere is filled with peace, love, and God’s presence. A truly beautiful place that touches the heart and soul.

What a neat place! I think they moved Billy Graham’s home four miles to this location, which is pretty amazing, Rick. The people there are super friendly. I don’t know if I would call it just a library or more of an experience. It begins with a visit to the main library, where friendly staff introduce you to the site and give a short tour via videos about Millard and his evangelistic movement. At the end, of course, you get a call from Billy encouraging you to give your life to the Lord, which is a nice touch. However, some people might find it odd if they just happen across the place. The house is well maintained, although you can’t go upstairs. There are a couple of pieces of furniture that were actually in the Graham household, while everything else is period-appropriate.