Anne Graham Lotz on meeting her late husband Danny Lotz

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Anne Graham Lotz talks to Charmaine Noble-McLean about she met and eventually married her late husband Danny Lotz through some matchmaking by her father, Billy Graham.

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All Comments (8)
  • @mitchellwintercat
    key sentence: "I did it just to please my father." how true and right a direction is when our motive is in some cases only "just"to please our (heavenly) FATHER and it leads us and what would be the best road not just a good road for us
  • @jensmom604
    None of the three Graham daughters were allowed to attend college. They were raised to believe that being a wife and mother was a woman's highest calling. All three married very young. The oldest, GiGi, was in an arranged marriage with a foreigner many years older. She was just 17 when they were married. The youngest daughter wanted to attend nursing school but Billy said no. I just don't see why their parents denied them a college education. Billy's wife Ruth was a graduate of Wheaton College.
  • @patricemarie2960
    Danny Lotz ??twinkle in his eye????? 18 yrs??? Mere baby! .... Must have been a pretty close match .... in heaven!
  • @jensmom604
    Billy Graham would not allow any of his daughters to attend college. His daughter Ruth, known in the family as Bunny, wanted to attend nursing school and he said no. All of them were married at 18.
  • @sylviapolak3001
    Arranged marriages shame this is not a Christianity I was after. I am going to Judaizm.When you object you parents they will disown you darling than you eat oat porridge with cabbage soup for the rest of your life. Yah I had to say it.