A Rare Look at the Spiritual Leader’s Life and Ministry!
BILLY GRAHAM: GOD’S AMBASSADOR
 New Documentary Premieres on UNC-TV, Wednesday, July 26, at 8 PM

Affectionately known as the “World’s Preacher” for more than 60 years, Reverend Billy Graham is one of the most influential and respected spiritual leaders of the 20th century. Billy Graham: God’s Ambassador, premiering Wednesday, July 26, at 8 PM, on UNC-TV, features two hours of interviews and rare archival footage from Dr. Graham’s early life, his ministry and his worldwide evangelical efforts.

For the first time, the Billy Graham Evangelical Association opened its storied archives to allow this intimate portrait of Dr. Graham. In the process, Gaither Television Production crews, as part of the Gaither Gospel Series, painstakingly researched the Billy Graham Archives at Wheaton College and crisscrossed the country talking with those closest to the spiritual leader.

The result, a non-musical documentary over six years in the making, includes interview footage with President George W. Bush, former President George H.W. Bush, NBC news anchor Brian Williams, close associates and family members.

Don’t miss this landmark film Wednesday, July 26, at 8 PM, on UNC-TV. Billy Graham: God's Ambassador also airs several times on UNC-NC—Saturday, July 29, at 5 PM and 8 PM; Tuesday, August 1 at 1 PM and 9 PM; and Wednesday, August 2, at midnight. UNC-NC is UNC-TV's digital channel dedicated to presenting programs for and about North Carolina. UNC-NC is available to digital cable subscribers of Time Warner Cable, Cox Cable, Charter Cable and Lexcom Cable. Viewers can also receive UNC-NC over the air anywhere in North Carolina with a digital tuner and UHF antenna.

For more information about this show and other UNC-TV programming, please visit UNC-TV online at www.unctv.org. UNC-TV’s 11 stations comprise North Carolina’s only statewide television network, made possible through a unique partnership of public investment and private support. UNC-TV is committed to broadcasting programs for and about North Carolina and its citizens, making it the state’s most important source of information about North Carolina.

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