The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association
    Displayed delvyn's spoken word poem
        during "Rock the Lakes" that had
           26,000 people in attendance



Delvyn Crawford was Granted the privileged to operate as "Event's Coordinator" for The Billy Graham's Evangelistic Association "Rock the Lakes" that took place august 20-21, 2011, at veterans park in milwaukee, wi. 

Delvyn said, "I recieved a phone call asking If i could meet with one of the head organizers, and I gladly accepted."

Billy Graham is an American evangelical Christian Evangilist. As of 2008, Graham's lifetime audience, including radio and television broadcasts, topped 2.2 billion.  

To Read Article, and View Delvyn's spoken word on the bgea website, click below:


    





 
                                                                                                                                                                                   
Delvyn above, Performed at The "Milwaukee Families Against Crime" block party, on the South Side of Milwaukee.  The event commerated those officers shot in the line of duty, brought families together that was against violence within their community, and encouraged youth to stop the violence! Delvyn brought forth enlighting poems, spoken word, and a powerful message that he believed resonated in the hearts of the people!  If you are interested in booking delvyn for your next event, be sure to visit our "Booking" page. 


                                       


    

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