<TITLE>02. Par 6-11</TITLE>L-6 In Africa I would eat, when they just... I don't see how in the world I could do it. Just God had to help me, that was all. But you have to do it anyhow. You see? And so, people who missionary go through a lot of things that's unpleasant. But we have to be all things to all people, that we might win some to Christ.
And I felt so sorry for Eddie, and his children that way too, and little Eddie Byskal and his wife, lovely woman out of a nice lovely home. Her father owns a big company, and president of it, and everything, and then give their lives out like that. It certainly takes God to do that, Brother Littlefield. That's really sacrifice.

L-7 And they're nearly all Catholic over there, so they... They--they brought the Chief along and four or five of the Indians. And they walked right in on the ground, and the Holy Spirit moved right down and told those people, and healed them right there. And now, they're just about to burn that coast up and down. They're commercial fishermen, and they get in their boats and go out (the only way you can go is in the boats), go out a long way in above Vancouver off of Queen Victoria Island. And you go up towards Alaska, along that coast up in there. There's where we're going. Then come back over to Fort St. John off the Alaskan highway, then back.

L-8 And then, coming up here to visit you, just above here to Southern Pines. That's I think, the 6th, 7th, and 8th--or 8th, 9th, and 10th of June, and then, the 11th and 12th with Brother Bigby. I'm sure many of you know him down in Columbia, I believe it is, South Carolina. And then, we go from there to the--to the Cow Palace in Southgate, Los Angeles, where we're expecting a big meeting there.
And so we're... Then from there on up through California into Oregon, Washington, and then Anchorage, Alaska. And then coming back, the Lord willing, for this fall then, seeing then where the Lord will lead us--no special leading to any of it--just sowing seed, that's all, until we get a leading to do something. We certainly trust that you'll pray for us.

L-9 Now, your most kind and generous pastor has give me the privilege of having the Sunday school in the morning, so I thought tonight we would base a thought for prayer for the sick tonight, and pray for the sick; and in the morning have a Sunday school lesson. Now, that's nice, when a man will turn his pulpit twice in a row like that on his weekend service. God bless Brother Littlefield. He's just a wonderful, wonderful Christian brother. And so we'll be looking for you. If you don't have a post of duty in the morning, why, visit with us. But I thought tonight would be good to pray for the sick, 'cause there might be... Now, we kept it from being scattered out so that... Our church is little. He wanted to get an auditorium. Brother Littlefield has been real nice to bring all the people. And I said, "Brother Littlefield, I don't have long enough to stay. Just let's have it at your little church."

L-10 There's something about a church that's sacred. I--I like a church, don't you? You know, you go to these auditoriums... We appreciate them now. They're nice, and the people that let us have them, the trustees and so forth. But look what you have there: you have all kinds of vulgarity, entertainments of all kinds of the world, and--and demon spirits hang around there. See? And it's just a--a brought in by demons. And then... And you get to a church, the Holy Spirit's there. You see? And so, it's just a--it's just something different about the--coming to a church.

L-11 Just thinking here about... I was thinking today, or the other day I wrote down something after on my road out to Arizona, where the--the Lord had showed me something was going to happen. And--and I usually write down, if I don't speak it to the people. I couldn't tell all that He shows in those things. But now, the Holy Spirit... Here's the Bible, this--this is His house where He--He stays, and dwells with you people here, and He knows this to be truth.


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