Don't Trust Snakes: Easily-alarmed evangelist ends crusade

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“I know where I'm headed.”

ROGER THORNHILL

Monday, June 27, 2005

Easily-alarmed evangelist ends crusade

"Though several of the introductory speakers at yesterday's service made mention of the continuing wounds of 9/11, [Rev. Billy] Graham did not mention the calamity. He simply cited a few national headlines - the disappearance of an 18-year-old Alabama girl in Aruba, the three children in New Jersey found dead in a car trunk last week - as evidence that end times are near.

"'I believe today God is warning us,' he said."

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