Question

What was a significant contribution of minister Billy Graham?

He founded a new religion called the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, whose members moved west to escape persecution.


He was an important religious critic who accused the Massachusetts Bay Colony government of religious intolerance.


He energized millions of followers, using television and radio to communicate his religious message.


He established the First Great Awakening, which had an impact beyond reviving people’s religious faith.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

the answer is, He energized millions of followers, using television and radio to communicate his religious message.

Billy Graham was known to preach the gospel of Christ in person to more than 80 million people and to countless millions more over the radio, television and in films. Billy received a congressional Gold Medal for 'outstanding and lasting contributions to morality, racial equality, family, philanthropy and religion.