<TITLE>02. Par 6-9</TITLE>L-6 Is there any here this afternoon that--that was in the meeting the last time I was here? Let's see your hands. Just look at the hands. Isn't that wonderful? And this little group of people this afternoon, that many still living. I'm indeed grateful to God for sparing your life that we could meet together again this side of--of heaven.
Now, we do not come to you... I want you to remember that we do not come to you as a denomination. And we come as your brother. I come here for one purpose: to have fellowship with all my friends. I come to pray for God's children, the doctor's patient, my friends, not to heal anyone, to pray for people.
And I believe that God in His mercy, will grant to us a great need. And we'll be believing. I appreciate every minister that is cooperating in the services. We had to make a quick notice, not advertised it much because the Lord spoke, and it's time to go, after these years, ten years waiting for the time to return.

L-7 I believe if we'll all get together, pray together, stand together, that God will bless us together. Don't you think so? I believe He will, if we'll put forth an effort now. Now, the revival, just the minister can't bring it. It takes all of us together. Alone I could... And your sick people here, I could pray--doubt whether I could pray a prayer of sick for everybody. But you all helping me, and we all together can pray a prayer of sick--pray a prayer for the sick for everybody here. Don't you believe that? Everybody in Edmonton, we sure can.
But I--I need you, and we all need God. So we need each other and we need God. So let's just pray, and fast, and call on God, and break down our little differences of denominations now: they'll be Presbyterian, and Methodist, and Pentecostal, and Nazarenes, and--and different ones. But we--we don't draw that barrier. We're all one in Christ.
That's been my stand, and I--I suppose it's been one of the reasons that my meetings hasn't flared out like some, because I've kept it little, so I could go where God sent me. I held a revival a few months ago in a building that held thirty people, if it was jammed in. But the Lord sent me there.

L-8 Now, I... If I had a great radio program, worldwide, I had a great television program nationwide, or something on--great books, and so forth, and printing presses, I couldn't go to a little place like that, because I just simply couldn't--couldn't afford to do it. My--I'd have to be places where they'd have great crowds and beg for money and so forth to get these programs going.
But that's not my make-up. It wasn't when I was here before. I haven't changed a bit. No, sir. Preaching the same gospel, believing the same Lord Jesus. And I still against begging and pulling for money. We did not come for that.
Mr. Sothmann here, my good friend, Brother Sothmann, is acting manager of the meeting or just to get the people together. And as soon as the expenses are taken up, that's all of it. That's it. Just... We never come for money. We come to help you and to have fellowship. We want to be a blessing to you, and we know that you'll be a blessing to us.

L-9 And now, in the... They're going to have, after today, a little book concession here. In this book concession, little stand, there'll be some books that's a--they have them. We don't say we sell them. They have--we--cost us. I have to buy them at forty cents less than what we usually ask the people if they want, and pay for them.
And if someone is poor and doesn't have the money, they don't have to pay for it. We give it to them.
And we have some records and so forth that the boys here, my associates, Mr. Mercier and Mr. Goad. They are here with those after today, the sermons and so forth, if you want one of them as a token of the meeting, they are sold in the boys'...
They don't sell them if you haven't got the money to pay for them now. We just put them on the--the basis, there they are.


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