This man got his start in broadcasting when he took over the radio
This man owns Decision magazine, as well as the film production studio World Wide Pictures. This man got his start in broadcasting when he took over the radio show Songs in the Night. This man's early career was funded William (+) Randolph Hearst, who hoped to use this man to promote anti-Communism. This man often uses the song "Just As I Am" to rally his followers. He calls his public appearances "crusades," and they usually consist of him renting a large venue and (*) preaching to thousands of people. He may be best known for radio program Hour of Decision, and for his many television specials. For 10 points, name this Southern Baptist televangelist and "pastor to Presidents."
This man owns Decision magazine, as well as the film production studio World Wide Pictures.
Billy {Graham} [or William Franklin {Graham}]