If you feel something's missing from your life, it's Jesus

Evangelist Will Graham was in Thailand for his last evangelistic celebration of 2013 (Photo: Billy Graham Evangelistic Association)

Evangelist Will Graham has travelled to Udon Thani, Thailand, in November to hold his final evangelistic celebrations of 2013.

The three-day Celebration Abundant Life with Graham took place at Nong Prajak Public Park November 1 to 3, with 12,310 in attendance and 808 registering a commitment to Jesus Christ.

"The abundant life you're looking for cannot be obtained on your own. That's why God sent His Son on a rescue mission to save us," Graham explained to the audience.

"Some of you are looking for answers in life. Deep down you feel something is missing. Jesus is what's missing. He's the only One who can fill you."

Around 12,000 people attended the festival over the course of the three days (Photo: The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association)

The event in Udon Thani was Graham's third outreach in Thailand. Graham's first evangelistic event in the country, the Chiang Rai Festival of Peace, was in 2010, with 16,000 in attendance.

In November last year Graham returned for the Nakhon Si Thammarat Celebration at the Municipal Hall in Nakhon. Approximately 4,750 attended that three-day event, with 323 making a commitment to Jesus Christ following Graham's messages.

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His father, Franklin Graham, has also made the country a focus this year and will hold a festival in Chiang Mai, Thailand, Nov. 22-24, 2013.

The event in Udon Thani was the final multi-day Celebration on Graham's schedule for 2013. Earlier in the year he preached in Kisumu in Kenya, and Tokyo and Fukushim in Japan - an area still dealing with the effects of the deadly 2011 earthquake, tsunami, and subsequent nuclear meltdown.

Graham's 2014 schedule will include a United States outreach in Clinton, Mississippi, in March, as well as international endeavors in Sri Lanka, Japan, Australia and Papua New Guinea.

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