<TITLE>01. Par 1-4</TITLE>56-0120, Fellowship With God Through Reconciliation, Sturgis High School, Sturgis, MI, 79 min
L-1 Thank you. God bless you, brother. Good evening, friends, you can be seated.  So glad to see you, Brother Jack...?... very happy to see...?... Thank you. [Brother Branham talks to someone--Ed.]
It's certainly a privilege for me to be tonight in Sturgis, Michigan. I looked forward to coming for some time to have a little time of fellowship with my good brother and friend, Brother Jackson. It's a kind of a surprise to both of us, I suppose, of getting to come. I've been promising for some time that perhaps we'd get a chance to advertise and get a--a meeting up here for eight or ten days, perhaps. And then, seeing the itinerary being so crowded, I just had to run in for a night or two, to have a little fellowship with Brother Jackson. And I'm certainly glad to be here.

L-2 Look like the weather almost was going to keep us away for a while, but the Lord, look like, come to our rescue, and melted a little snow off the highways, and so, we got to come up today. And we're trusting God for a good time of fellowship with His little church here.
When I called him, I said, "Brother Jackson," or rather when he called me, he... We was talking about it, and he said, "Well..." I said, "We'll have it at your church."
He said, "Brother Branham, we got a little, bitty church."
And I said, "Well, that'll be all right." I said, "No matter how little it is, that's... we can ha... get in there--in there to have some fellowship anyhow." That's what we desire, and what all Christians like. There's nothing will take the place of real fellowship with one another. There's something about it that's so real.

L-3 When we get over this little shadow that we're passing through now, called the earth journey, and we arrive on the other side, then it'll be an eternal fellowship, when this little type that we have here merges into eternity, when time and eternity merges together.
Now, we are starting... This is my first, really meeting, after the first of the year, our first time to meet with any one with a little time of fellowship. We don't call it a meeting, I mean, gathering, campaign. And I knew that I was going to have to hurry to get up here, because the--the itinerary was filled up. And we'd be sometime before I could ever get here. And Mr. Moore called me last night, and now we're scheduled plumb into way in June or sometime, already. And probably time I get home it'll be up until next September. We've about four night's time to let the itinerary loose.

L-4 We go from here to Owensboro, Kentucky, from there to New Orleans, Louisiana, then back to Minneapolis, Minnesota, then to Shreveport, and then from there to Houston, then to Phoenix, and from Phoenix to Old Mexico, down in a big arena there in Old Mexico, and then from there we go to Anchorage, Alaska. And I think that from there perhaps, the big tent will be set up somewhere in the southlands where they're fixing now.
We're getting a tent, a nice, big tent, seat about twelve thousand people or better. And meaning to stay around four to six weeks in our meetings, make it a little longer than what we have been doing for the time of, and sake of why we're having our American meetings.


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