Billy Graham 'My Hope America' Has over 16,000 Churches Signed up to Participate

The leaders have put in countless hours of preparation putting together events, training's and resources for 'My Hope America' to kick off this November 2013. 

'My Hope America with Billy Graham' is hoping to spread across America this fall with sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ. 

It will follow a simple model of four steps, Invite, Watch, Share and Ask. 

It is built around believers using casual get togethers to invite friends in and share the gospel through prepared programs by Billy Graham and then  sharing their own personal testimonies. At the end, they ask if anyone in their group would like to ask Jesus into their lives. 

"In a world where the main focus of many is the immediate and the material, it is truly remarkable to see so many begin to turn their eyes and hearts to the eternal," said Preston Parrish, vice president of the My Hope America evangelistic campaign. "People across the nation are praying and preparing for My Hope America, and we are eagerly anticipating what God will do as people put feet to those prayers."

Here are a few responses to 'My Hope America': 

"I knew right away I wanted to be involved in this endeavor," said Skip Heitzig, senior pastor of Calvary of Albuquerque, after hearing Franklin Graham share the vision of My Hope America last year. "My Hope is such a natural method of sharing the Gospel and bringing people the life-changing message of Jesus Christ."

"My Hope is going to let us know if our churches really care about lost people or if we just talk about it," said Michael Catt, senior pastor of Sherwood Baptist in Albany, Ga., the well-known church behind the popular movies Fireproof and Courageous. 

You can read the full press release from HERE. 

To learn more about 'My Hope America' or sign up to be involved as an individual or church, visit their website HERE.