1 N T R O D U C T I O N<br > A nyone who would attempt to write his life story faces a<br > .L ]ktask much more difficult than 1 ever would have imag-<br > ibed. The obvious question is of course "What do I put in?，" be-<br > cause it s impossible to "ten it all." So， therefore， ! have elected to<br > let Mama and Daddy have the "last word." (See Afterword.)<br > I have attempted to tell the portions of my story that I believe<br > illustrate most clearly how God has taken the raw material of my<br > life and shaped it into something I pray is useful for His glory.<br > It s true that I was blessed to be born one of the children of<br > Billy and Ruth Graham. Being their child has without question<br > bmusht to me a unique set of opportunities and challenges. 1<br > consider my father a man whom God has used in a remarkable<br > and unique way to advance the gospel. My relationship with him<br > is spex- lal， and I welcome the opportunity to share some of my<br > unique m~ences and insights on my f~er--and my mother too.<br > But what is important about my story is important about<br >evctylv2rson s story: God has a plan for each of His children， and<br >ilc，w~l~rltlg that，plan to successful completion. That makes every<br >person.very special--whether or not you happened to be born<br > afamous family.<br > $0， Iv/ill do my best in the pages that follow to tell not just<br >my story but how God has been involved in every part of my<br >journey， even when I wanted to keep Him as far away from me as<br >possible.<br > The one thing I have chosen not to do in this book is tell the<br >$tol h~ of other people， in particular the stories of my sisters and x/<br >