<TITLE>02. Par 4-7</TITLE>L-4 And I was certainly enjoying that fellowship this morning, seemingly, at the Full Gospel Business Men.
On down in Los Angeles, there's many fine churches: Brother Jaggers, many of you know him, Brother O. L. Jaggers, the World Church. He has a fine Sunday school. Then there is the McPherson Temple, the Angelus Temple, I believe it's called from Sister McPherson's Temple.
I never got to meet Sister McPherson in this life. I expect to in the Life that is to come, a wonderful woman. The first time when I come to Los Angeles, I went up to Forest Lawn, bowed my head there by the side of her grave, and gave thanks to God for her gallant life while she was here on earth, for our Sister McPherson.
There's Brother Kopp. Many of you know him. And I think that Billy Opey's holding a revival now, I believe I heard on the radio program, at the--the Angelus Temple. I've never met Billy, as I know of, personally. I might've, if I--if someone... If he has, I'm sorry; I just don't recall just meeting him. I might've done it in a ministerial meeting sometime, and just--just don't recall it at the time.

L-5 But, I have met Doctor Teeford, and--and Rolf McPherson, and those fine men there, Doctor Cummings, and some fine men. And I met Mister Kopp at... Leroy's the boy's name. I forget. He used to own the place where Brother Jaggers is now, the World Church. That's where my old brother that's just went upstairs, Congressman Upshaw. Willy Upshaw was healed at the church, which is now the World Church when Brother Kopp was there, after being an invalid on crutches, and wheelchairs, and cots for sixty-six years, I believe it was. And his widow, a very fine Christian woman... How many ever knowed Brother Upshaw? Let's see your hands. Well, bless your heart. A wonderful character, he's gone on. And I'd say the same thing if he was setting before me, or if he was in--somewhere in Los Angeles tonight: he was really a fine brother. And the Lord blessed him and used him in a great way with his testimony of healing, being a man of his caliber.
That night at the Temple there, when the Holy Ghost gave a vision of him walking after being an invalid sixty-six years...

L-6 His widow is writing a--a book, or I believe it's brother Willy's healing, and--and they're featuring the story there I think, and my name's to appear in the book. I'm to see her I think if... She's to see Brother Arganbright tonight, and I'd like to see her a little bit before leaving Los Angeles tomorrow.
And so, Brother Kopp has been a good friend of mine. There's many, many fine churches. Wished I had time... And I don't know all of them to call them. But find you a good church tomorrow and go to church.

L-7 And tomorrow afternoon at two-thirty, is that right, brother? Two-thirty, the services will start here at the tabernacle, which really, a tent is the original tabernacle. Did you know that? The tabernacle in the wilderness was made out of--was a tent, skins put together. And be out tomorrow afternoon, and we'll close early enough; you can go to your own church of choice tomorrow night again, serving the Lord. We trust that God will give you all great meetings.
And now, I... Tomorrow afternoon, if the Lord willing, I want to try to pray for as many sick people as I possibly can. We got a lot of cards out. We want to pray for as many as possibly can, and be speaking early. So I want to be here to begin the service myself at least by a quarter till three, or three o'clock, just as quick as we can. So try to be in at two-thirty to hear the final singing of Brother Ekberg, and Brother Waermo who's been a blessing. How many has enjoyed these brothers singing? Let's see your hands. Oh, thank you.


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