Vancouver resident Pauline Murray gave her life to Christ more than 30 years ago, with the help of a volunteer counselor, at a Billy Graham Crusade at BC Place. This March, Pauline returned the favor at the Festival of Hope with Franklin Graham at Rogers Arena.
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Franklin Graham simply delivered the message. The Holy Spirit took it from there and nearly 2,000 people's hearts were changed in Vancouver.
By the end of it all, tens of thousands had attended the Greater Vancouver Festival of Hope, packing out the Rogers Arena for three straight nights.
Read stories from the Greater Vancouver Festival of Hope with Franklin Graham, which took place March 3-5, 2017 at Rogers Arena.
Sometimes all it takes is one simple message.
For two nights in a row, more than 12,000 packed Rogers Arena, and more than 500 responded to Franklin Graham's invitation to follow Jesus.
A Vancouver resident allowed God to work through her to bring an 18-year-old university student to faith in His Son, Jesus Christ at the Greater Vancouver Festival of Hope.
Despite some bad press, the Good News of Christ penetrated hearts as more than 750 made decisions at the Festival of Hope.
