Just As I Am (book)

Just As I Am: The Autobiography of Billy Graham is the account of Graham's life and ministry from from birth through the Bill Clinton presidency. The book's title comes from the popular invitational hymn of the same name, which was played when Graham became a Christian and which he would later used in his ministry. It was first published in 1997.

Chapters 8 and 9 are notable for covering the period just before, and during, his famous 1949 Los Angeles Crusade which launched him into national prominence, when he was struggling with whether he could trust the Bible to be true, along with his implementation of the "Billy Graham Rule" (whereby nobody in his group would be seen in the company of a woman other than that person's wife).