<TITLE>01. Par 1-3</TITLE>57-0516, We Would See Jesus, Saskatoon Arena, Saskatoon, SK, 108 min
L-1 Thank you, brother. Good evening, friends. You may be seated. It's indeed a great privilege to be here in Saskatoon again tonight. There's lots of water has went down the river since the last time I stood on this platform, or one similar to it, about ten years ago, I suppose. And I've always longed for the opportunity to get back again to this prairie people here in the--the middle of this wonderful country, nation, Canada; and by the grace of God and by the invitation by Brother Sothmann, my good friend... And we didn't have very much time to arrange the meeting; we just had to hurry up to get here. And I told him, "Well, we didn't have time to get around amongst the ministers much, and so forth, with the different churches, but just to set the meeting and we would come together and have a little fellowship." And by the grace of God, we're here.

L-2 Last fall I was visiting Prince Albert, and we had a wonderful time there of fellowship also, with the people up there in the good fishing country. 'Course, I don't say you haven't got good fishing country here. You may have. And so, we had a day of fellowship with the brethren and went out to the lake.
And now, tonight we've come to meet you in the Name of the Lord Jesus. I don't come as a--a healer now to heal your sickness. I come as your brother to preach the Gospel. And I have a little saying, a little slogan that's kind of internationally known. I come to pray for God's children, the doctor's patient, and my friends. And that's what we're here for tonight: preach the Gospel and pray for God's children, the doctor's patients, and my friends. And I'm sure you are.
Now, it's turned cool since we've been here for one thing; that was little disappointing to many. But I'm sure you people who can stand it here around, below zero, can... This is a mild thing. Brother Sothmann told me, I believe, it gets way in below zero here on the prairie. And my good brother, Brother Baxter, who was just formally with me, this is his home town. And he was telling me about how it used to get so cold here in the wintertime. And I love the cold weather.

L-3 Now, another thing was the change of time. Billy called me up awhile ago, and he said, "Daddy, there's a change of time, an hour's difference. I believe, between the city and the country out here." So it's made quite a little difference. Tomorrow night, I think we should start just about a little later. You think that would be all right, Brother Sothmann? And then, to you people who are desiring prayer cards. Come and receive your prayer card. What time are you going to start the service, Brother Sothmann? At eight o'clock. All right, be here at seven. That's this... What would you... be seven... Now I got a quarter of nine now, what is... That's Democrat time, we call it down home. That's Saskatoon time. We call it at home, Democrat time, because Mr. Roosevelt was the one who did this thing. And our country set it up so they could get a... oh, "I will play golf a little longer, or something another." I don't know what they're... I don't see why they just leave it the way God made it. Don't you think that'd be better? God made the sun to go over, so just... They just settled on something about it anyhow. And so we'll start then according to this time here. Fast time, I guess we'd... it's a... fast time. At eight o'clock. So at fast time, that's daylight saving time, at seven o'clock, between seven and quarter after, something, come bring your--come and get your prayer cards, so it won't interfere with the rest of the meeting. And--and we'll see just how things come out where we have afternoon services for those who come from out of town, for the rest of the week.


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