Elizabeth Spencer

I remember his songs ever since I was 3! He was an intricate part of our family worship time while getting ready for church services. – Elizabeth Spencer

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Eddie Sprouse

Thank you Mr. Barrows for all you did for the kingdom of God. Thank you for being so kind to me the few times that we met. You are going to be greatly missed. It was an honor to know you. I hope to see you again someday soon in Heaven! – Eddie Sprouse

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Joan Paris

I have loved and admired Cliff Barrows since I was a young child. When Billy Graham held a Crusade in Greensboro, N.C., I was 10 years old. My father was a local pastor and my mother sang in his choir. I sat on the front row every night looking up on the stage of a […]

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Susan Gabourie

I’ve been watching Cliff Barrows as long as I can remember. Loved the Crusades and the beautiful music that all the choirs sang. He will be so missed. – Susan Gabourie

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Pat Fanning

Bro. Barrows had a great influence in my life’s music—vocation in church ministry. Many prayers to your family and ministry family, too. – Pat Fanning

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Shirley Skinner

The names Cliff Barrows and Billy Graham go hand in hand. The Billy Graham Crusades would not have had the success in winning souls for the Lord without the divine music of Cliff Barrows. He will forever be remembered by millions who attended the Crusades. I had the blessing of attending two Crusades of which […]

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Carol Lewis

I watched him many times directing the choirs. I had the privilege of singing in the Billy Graham Crusade when he was in Norfolk, Va., in 1973. What a man of God. – Carol Lewis

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Quita Hughes

I was lucky enough to meet Mr. Barrows when the Crusade came to Dallas in the early 2000s. I can’t remember the date but I do know this will always be the highlight of my life. Meeting Mr. Barrows, being that close to Billy Graham and saying I sang in the choir. Nothing can ever […]

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