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Anne Graham Lotz (Born May 21, `948) is an American Protestant evangelist. She is the second daughter of evangelist Billy Graham and his wife Ruth Graham. She founded AnGeL Ministries, and is the author of 11 books, of which her best known is Just Give Me Jesus. In 2000 she launched her revival ministry, also entitled Just Give Me Jesus.This free event has been held for hundreds of thousands of women in more than thirty major cities in the United States, Asia, the United Kingdom, Eastern Europe, Scandinavia and South America.
April 26, 2023
Jan 31, 2023:
Museum of the Bible to hosted an event to pray for God’s judgment on America (and breakfast is not included ¯\_(ツ)_/¯). Four keynote speakers issued an order to “call us to repentance." Those were Anne Graham Lotz, daughter of the late Billy Graham and sister to Franklin Graham; Carter Conlon, general overseer of Times Square Church in Manhattan; Andrew Brunson, an evangelical Presbyterian pastor who was imprisoned in Turkey for two years; and Jonathan Cahn, a Messianic Jew who is a pastor and taught that Donald Trump’s election as U.S. president was prophesied in the Bible.
Museum of the Bible to hosted an event to pray for God’s judgment on America (and breakfast is not included ¯\_(ツ)_/¯). Four keynote speakers issued an order to “call us to repentance." Those were Anne Graham Lotz, daughter of the late Billy Graham and sister to Franklin Graham; Carter Conlon, general overseer of Times Square Church in Manhattan; Andrew Brunson, an evangelical Presbyterian pastor who was imprisoned in Turkey for two years; and Jonathan Cahn, a Messianic Jew who is a pastor and taught that Donald Trump’s election as U.S. president was prophesied in the Bible.
November 2022:
A new biography of Graham examines this paragon of 20th century white Christian womanhood in all its complications. Anne Blue Wills, a professor of religion and chair of the department of religious studies at North Carolina’s Davidson College, took 10 years to write Graham’s biography, leaning heavily on her published poetry, innumerable articles in print and appearances on TV. She also interviewed two of Graham’s five children (Gigi and Bunny); Franklin Graham, Anne Graham Lotz and Ned Graham declined to talk to her.
Wills did not have access to Graham’s letters and journals, which had previously been shared with Patricia Cornwell, a family friend, for her 1997 biography Ruth, A Portrait. Yet Wills has been able to draw a rich portrait.
A new biography of Graham examines this paragon of 20th century white Christian womanhood in all its complications. Anne Blue Wills, a professor of religion and chair of the department of religious studies at North Carolina’s Davidson College, took 10 years to write Graham’s biography, leaning heavily on her published poetry, innumerable articles in print and appearances on TV. She also interviewed two of Graham’s five children (Gigi and Bunny); Franklin Graham, Anne Graham Lotz and Ned Graham declined to talk to her.
Wills did not have access to Graham’s letters and journals, which had previously been shared with Patricia Cornwell, a family friend, for her 1997 biography Ruth, A Portrait. Yet Wills has been able to draw a rich portrait.
September 21, 2022: God TV: ANNE GRAHAM LOTZ COMPARES THE US TO THE NATION OF JUDAH IN ISAIAH 5
During the Family Research Council’s Pray Vote Stand Summit, featured speaker Anne Graham Lotz talked about the importance of looking to God and remembering that He is the ultimate authority. The 3-day event took place at First Baptist Atlanta last week.
The daughter of late Billy Graham seemed to compare the United States to the nation of Judah in the Bible, a nation that neglected to thank God despite its prosperity. Anne then continued to tell a story of how she threw away her mother’s gift just because she didn’t like how it was wrapped. Apparently, inside the tissue paper wrapping was a gold ring that was part of the pavement of the palace where Queen Esther lived.
During the Family Research Council’s Pray Vote Stand Summit, featured speaker Anne Graham Lotz talked about the importance of looking to God and remembering that He is the ultimate authority. The 3-day event took place at First Baptist Atlanta last week.
The daughter of late Billy Graham seemed to compare the United States to the nation of Judah in the Bible, a nation that neglected to thank God despite its prosperity. Anne then continued to tell a story of how she threw away her mother’s gift just because she didn’t like how it was wrapped. Apparently, inside the tissue paper wrapping was a gold ring that was part of the pavement of the palace where Queen Esther lived.
Sept 16, 2022: Lotz spoke at the Family Research Council's Pray Vote Stand Summit held at First Baptist Atlanta: "No problem that we face as a nation, or you face, is greater than His. He is greater than all...You watch the news. Catch it online. See the headlines and it is stunning what's taken place in our nation...A nation, in a way like Judah, was a covenant nation dedicated to God...but rejected God and turned away from Him......We've had more than 52 years of peace and prosperity, but instead of using that time to draw near to Him and live out a national life of gratitude for His blessing, we have turned away from Him....Our nation is in crisis...We're all under attack."
Sept 9, 2022: CBN: 'Jesus Is Still Seated on the Throne': Anne Graham Lotz Tells Christians to Look to God in Times of Crisis
Anne Graham Lotz, daughter of the late evangelist Billy Graham, recently encouraged Christians to know that God is in control even in times of crisis and warned that believers must get a "fresh vision" of Jesus despite political, cultural, and financial turmoil in America.
Anne Graham Lotz, daughter of the late evangelist Billy Graham, recently encouraged Christians to know that God is in control even in times of crisis and warned that believers must get a "fresh vision" of Jesus despite political, cultural, and financial turmoil in America.
July 24, 2022:
Anne Graham Lotz recently told an audience: "On the morning of Friday, June 24, the Supreme Court took a significant step in leading our nation to turn around when it overturned Roe vs. Wade. Six courageous justices chose life. I applaud their decision as a victorious first step for the well-being of our entire nation as we turn around from the federalized legalization of choosing death."
I do see a lot of Christians imply ideas similar to hers. But I don't think the decision by SCOTUS really means what they think it means. You cannot legislate morality. You can make a law...but for a nation to turn you have to change hearts. A moral victory would mean it would be unlikely that it could be overturned. SCOTUS laws, however, can. It's the nature of a court that is partisan and not actually meting out any justice, which is what the Supreme Court has become. The right wing, with the "Christians" they dragged along are seeking justice through laws made by men. And following the fascist railings of a mad man known as Donald Trump. They say that Republicans have done a lot of changes to election rules which are not fair. And they have done it because they know that if elections are honest they can't win. A lot of Christian Nationalists have done the same with Christianity. They don't believe that by being honest that they can win..so they decided to become political and ignore good Christian morals. Change a law...you win til it changes again. Change a heart..it's forever
Anne Graham Lotz recently told an audience: "On the morning of Friday, June 24, the Supreme Court took a significant step in leading our nation to turn around when it overturned Roe vs. Wade. Six courageous justices chose life. I applaud their decision as a victorious first step for the well-being of our entire nation as we turn around from the federalized legalization of choosing death."
I do see a lot of Christians imply ideas similar to hers. But I don't think the decision by SCOTUS really means what they think it means. You cannot legislate morality. You can make a law...but for a nation to turn you have to change hearts. A moral victory would mean it would be unlikely that it could be overturned. SCOTUS laws, however, can. It's the nature of a court that is partisan and not actually meting out any justice, which is what the Supreme Court has become. The right wing, with the "Christians" they dragged along are seeking justice through laws made by men. And following the fascist railings of a mad man known as Donald Trump. They say that Republicans have done a lot of changes to election rules which are not fair. And they have done it because they know that if elections are honest they can't win. A lot of Christian Nationalists have done the same with Christianity. They don't believe that by being honest that they can win..so they decided to become political and ignore good Christian morals. Change a law...you win til it changes again. Change a heart..it's forever
Feb 27, 2022: Jonathan Feldstein wrote this article from The Jerusalem Post:
As an Orthodox Jew, I have to admit, talking about the Rapture is not something that comes up in casual conversation. However, in the capacity of building bridges between Jews and Christians, I am privileged to be part of an incredible range of conversations I never thought I’d have. This was one of them.
It was a conversation for which I could not have been less prepared, and one I will never forget.
Anne’s comment was not just theological rhetoric, but something that came from her very core.
“What a beautiful affirmation of your faith,” I said, “and an expression of your heart for Israel to stand with and bless Israel, even after you’re no longer here. I love it and would be privileged to be part of that.”
Sometime later, Anne shared with me that should the Rapture take place before her death, she had signed documents that leave her home to me. It still moves me deeply to think about this and everything that it represents, just like Ruth’s eternal her love for Naomi and the Jewish people.
As an Orthodox Jew, I have to admit, talking about the Rapture is not something that comes up in casual conversation. However, in the capacity of building bridges between Jews and Christians, I am privileged to be part of an incredible range of conversations I never thought I’d have. This was one of them.
It was a conversation for which I could not have been less prepared, and one I will never forget.
Anne’s comment was not just theological rhetoric, but something that came from her very core.
“What a beautiful affirmation of your faith,” I said, “and an expression of your heart for Israel to stand with and bless Israel, even after you’re no longer here. I love it and would be privileged to be part of that.”
Sometime later, Anne shared with me that should the Rapture take place before her death, she had signed documents that leave her home to me. It still moves me deeply to think about this and everything that it represents, just like Ruth’s eternal her love for Naomi and the Jewish people.
"Our nation is being torn apart by anger. Frustration. Distrust. News accounts are filled with “he said/she said,” followed by violent, vehement disagreement as to what was actually said or done. No one seems to trust anyone about anything." -Anne Graham Lotz Feb 19, 2022
Jan 11, 2022: CBN: Pray: Anne Graham Lotz Asks for Prayers After Daughter Suffers Two Heart Attacks with 'No Known Cause'
Anne Graham Lotz, daughter of the late evangelist Billy Graham, has asked for prayers for her daughter Rachel-Ruth.
In a Facebook post on Tuesday, Lotz explained her daughter was rushed to the hospital on Saturday after she suffered a heart attack.
"Multiple times I have prayed Psalm 73:26 for people who were struggling with heart issues: My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever," Lotz wrote.
Anne Graham Lotz, daughter of the late evangelist Billy Graham, has asked for prayers for her daughter Rachel-Ruth.
In a Facebook post on Tuesday, Lotz explained her daughter was rushed to the hospital on Saturday after she suffered a heart attack.
"Multiple times I have prayed Psalm 73:26 for people who were struggling with heart issues: My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever," Lotz wrote.
Jan 13, 2022: Christian Post: Billy Graham’s granddaughter suffers 2 heart attacks caused by ‘broken heart syndrome’
In a Facebook post on Tuesday, Lotz’s mother, evangelist Anne Graham Lotz, shared that her daughter was currently in the hospital.
In a Facebook post on Tuesday, Lotz’s mother, evangelist Anne Graham Lotz, shared that her daughter was currently in the hospital.
Anne Graham Lotz with her daughter Rachel-Ruth Wright.
Billy Graham Evangelistic Association: This Weekend: Anne Graham Lotz & Daughter on Leaving a Godly Legacy
In a world growing hostile to the Gospel, one of the important roles for Christian parents is to pass on a legacy of faith to their children.
This weekend, be encouraged by Anne Graham Lotz and Rachel-Ruth Wright as they discuss what it looks like to nurture children in knowledge of Jesus Christ.
The “Leaving a Godly Legacy” seminar started Friday and runs through Sunday (August 20-22). Mother and daughter are sharing a stage at the Billy Graham Training Center at The Cove but you can also watch from home. -8.17.21
In a world growing hostile to the Gospel, one of the important roles for Christian parents is to pass on a legacy of faith to their children.
This weekend, be encouraged by Anne Graham Lotz and Rachel-Ruth Wright as they discuss what it looks like to nurture children in knowledge of Jesus Christ.
The “Leaving a Godly Legacy” seminar started Friday and runs through Sunday (August 20-22). Mother and daughter are sharing a stage at the Billy Graham Training Center at The Cove but you can also watch from home. -8.17.21
Apr 28, 2020
The daughter of Franklin Graham discusses the spiritual lessons from COVID-19 and her book, "Jesus in Me."
Jan 1, 2020: Mississippi Christian Living: Anne Graham Lotz talks cancer, loss, and seeing God’s blessings
In early 2019, Anne Graham Lotz — daughter of the Rev. Billy Graham — was scheduled to speak to the women at First Baptist Jackson. A brutal round of cancer treatment got in the way, but she is thrilled to be coming February 21 to speak what the Lord lays on her heart. She recently spoke with MCL Editor Katie Eubanks about her eventful past few years and her new book on the Holy Spirit.
In early 2019, Anne Graham Lotz — daughter of the Rev. Billy Graham — was scheduled to speak to the women at First Baptist Jackson. A brutal round of cancer treatment got in the way, but she is thrilled to be coming February 21 to speak what the Lord lays on her heart. She recently spoke with MCL Editor Katie Eubanks about her eventful past few years and her new book on the Holy Spirit.
Nov 10, 2019: Fox News: Anne Graham Lotz: During family crisis, here's how the Helper offered solace
As my husband Danny’s health deteriorated due to Type 1 diabetes and its complications, I stopped traveling for the most part and embraced the joy of being his caregiver for three years. On an August afternoon, he was sitting by the pool, playing with our dog, and just relaxing in the summer sun. I stayed in the house to get some work done.
As my husband Danny’s health deteriorated due to Type 1 diabetes and its complications, I stopped traveling for the most part and embraced the joy of being his caregiver for three years. On an August afternoon, he was sitting by the pool, playing with our dog, and just relaxing in the summer sun. I stayed in the house to get some work done.
Feb 17, 2019: CHVN: Anne Graham Lotz gives health update from hospital
Anne Graham Lotz says she is "praising God by faith that all is well" as she continues cancer treatments.
The daughter of evangelist Billy Graham first announced her cancer diagnosis in September of 2018.
June 20, 2018: Charisma: Anne Graham Lotz: Billy Graham's Simple Yet Soul-Stirring Legacy
This Father's Day, memories were precious. I spent time reflecting, not on the public figure Billy Graham, but on the one I called "Daddy." The one who was always a farmer at heart. Who loved his dogs and his cat. Who followed the weather patterns almost as closely as he did world events. Who wore old blue jeans, comfortable sweaters and a baseball cap. Who loved lukewarm coffee, sweet iced tea, one scoop of ice cream and a plain hamburger from McDonald's. Who was interested in everything and everyone, from the small to the great. Whose mind remembered details that even a computer would have trouble recalling.
This Father's Day, memories were precious. I spent time reflecting, not on the public figure Billy Graham, but on the one I called "Daddy." The one who was always a farmer at heart. Who loved his dogs and his cat. Who followed the weather patterns almost as closely as he did world events. Who wore old blue jeans, comfortable sweaters and a baseball cap. Who loved lukewarm coffee, sweet iced tea, one scoop of ice cream and a plain hamburger from McDonald's. Who was interested in everything and everyone, from the small to the great. Whose mind remembered details that even a computer would have trouble recalling.
August 29, 2015: Anne Graham Lotz announced this afternoon that her husband, Danny Lotz, whom she found unresponsive in the family's swimming pool on Monday, has died. He was 78.
Well, I pray that God will use this event to change us forever in a positive way. And that will strengthen our faith in him. I thought of all those people who have died in this tragedy. It doesn't matter right now what political affiliation they had or what denomination they belong to or what religion or what the color of their skin was or their stock portfolio.
What matters is their relationship with God. I would like to see Americans begin to focus on some of the primary things and some of the things that are more important than just, you know, entertainment and pleasure and making more money.
-Anne Graham Lotz on 911 attacks; Sept 13, 2001
What matters is their relationship with God. I would like to see Americans begin to focus on some of the primary things and some of the things that are more important than just, you know, entertainment and pleasure and making more money.
-Anne Graham Lotz on 911 attacks; Sept 13, 2001
Anne graham and danny lotz wedding photo