Caucasian males and females of all ages walking together to a Billy Graham event. Teenage Caucasian females getting off the stadium bus. Thousands of people in attendance at Cleveland Stadium. Two elderly adult Caucasian men seated next to two Caucasian male preteens reading off paper and singing; pan up to predominantly Caucasian young and old men singing in their seats.
Adult male, off camera, asks Caucasian teenage female how she feels about the Lord. She responds: "I think he's wonderful. He has done a lot for me and other people too." Second Caucasian teenage female is asked about the Lord's work. She responds: "It's really movin' lately. You see these Jesus people all over the place and I think it's really great". African American male teen wearing a large afro hairstyle and black butterfly collar shirt, polka-dot vest; Caucasian and African American men and women holding protest signs. Camera turns to young adult African American man talking about being saved, mentioning that he wants to be a preacher, and how the Lord has shown himself so plainly to him that he does not know how he could have made it without him, or how others can hope to make it in this life without God; adult Caucasian female in the BG with her Caucasian male toddler, a couple other adult Caucasian males walk through the parking lot. Protestors, young adult Caucasian and African American women and one adult Caucasian male, holding signs demonstrating against Billy Graham; "We Want Jobs Not Prayers"; adult Caucasian woman tries to hand the man a pamphlet, but it drops.
Inside Cleveland Stadium at Billy Graham event; adult African American male holding protest sign "Dr. Graham save NIXON and Wall Street first"; adult Caucasian males gathered together in BG. Billy Graham standing at podium, receiving gift and shaking hands with Cleveland Mayor Ralph Perk; applause. Elderly adult African American woman singing at podium. Caucasian females of all ages seated in the stadium, applauding.