<TITLE>02. Par 4-6</TITLE>L-4 And he's such a godly little person, even I have no leading, yet I'll go with him, because I know God leads him. And so we appreciate him with all our heart. And sometime when you meet him, tell him so. He was the one who got me out here. I was away in Switzerland. For years he's been telling me, "I got a burden for San Fernando Valley."
And I said, "Well, where's that at?" And I'm... don't know too much about the country.
"Way up there a little neglected people, got a few little churches set down there and they're struggling hard." I... He said, "Would you go up there? Now, you may not have many in congregation, but will you go?"
I said, "If there's only one, that'll be all right. See? Just don't make any difference where it's at."
You know, that might seem strange to people. We never look at numbers. We never look at quality, we look at quantity. That's what we're after.
Philip was having a big revival down in Samaria one time. And God called him away from that great audience to go out in the desert and meet one person, and never did send him back. Is that right? See? So we--we look at it in that respect; it's different then.

L-5 To all the cooperating pastors here, that's cooperating with them. I don't know the brethren, but they're a fine bunch of men. And you new converts from around this part of the country, get into their churches. Help them. I would try to support men who believe in the ministry like this. Don't you? A Gospel, the full Gospel and... Get into their churches. There's other good churches here, and we appreciate every one of them. All these men, your efforts... my dear brother, I pray that God will help you and bless you in every manner.
And then, to the ushers, they've done a wonderful job. And we appreciate them, even the custodian around. Everybody's been so kind to you people.

L-6 Brother Arganbright, I been trying to get him. Usually after a service is over, they take up a love offering for me. Now, I... I never took an offering in my life. I started to, one time; I'll never forget it.
I pastored a church twelve years and never took a dime in my life. I worked and I supported--had to support the church. So I remember the afternoon I come in, and oh, my, we were really stricken that week. And you know how you get to them points, you can't make them meet, you know? That--that's when it's bad.
And I said, "You know, honey..." Not because now, they wouldn't have helped me. No, sir. That little tabernacle would've sold their--their clothes to help me. And I--I appreciate them, but just 'cause I just wouldn't take it. So I--I thought I was able to work, why not work.
And I tell you the truth. I say this from the depths of my heart. I wish when I go into these campaigns, I could get me a good job somewhere, if it wasn't nothing but splitting wood or busting concrete, something. That's the truth. I mean it from my heart. So that I could at least support my family or something, but they take up the little love offering to help me to support my family.


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