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William R. “Bill” Bright began a person-to-person sharing of New Testament scripture on the campus of the University of California, Los Angeles in the 1950s, calling his movement Campus Crusade for Christ.
The organization grew to become an international ministry. His later efforts included calling for worldwide spiritual revival through prayer and fasting.
"The Templeton Prize ... emphasizes the most important aspect of life — the spiritual dimension — upon which all other considerations of life find fulfillment."
Featured News
March 8, 1996
Sharing the Gospel on Campuses
Christian Science Monitor
March 7, 1996
Campus Crusader: Decades of work, a prestigious award
USA Today
March 7, 1996
President of Campus Crusade Gets $1 Million Religion Prize
The New York Times
March 7, 1996
Honoring the Life’s Work of a Soul Man
Los Angeles Times
March 7, 1996
Preacher’s £700,000 fasting crusade
Daily Telegraph
March 7, 1996
Campus Crusader Wins Religious Award
Associated Press
