Just as I am: The Autobiography of Billy Graham [Paperback] Graham, Billy

Billy Graham opens the door to his life — from a North Carolina dairy farm to crusades that filled stadiums across six continents. This is the man who prayed with presidents from Truman to Clinton, who wrestled with doubt even as millions looked to him for spiritual certainty, who navigated the treacherous waters where faith meets politics. Graham writes with surprising candor about his mistakes, his struggles with segregation and the civil rights movement, the financial scandals that nearly destroyed his credibility, and the loneliness of being constantly in the public eye. He's honest about the cost of fame, the strain on his family, and the moments when he felt utterly inadequate for the role history assigned him. Whether you're drawn to the spiritual journey or the behind-the-scenes look at 20th century American power, this autobiography delivers both. Essential reading for anyone interested in evangelicalism, American religious history, or what happens when one man's convictions collide with a changing world.