<TITLE>04. Par -</TITLE>L-5-3 On the bulletin board out there is a--the news item of it, and it'll be at... You can find your way from right there. It's on Mulberry Street, or they--they give the directions on the... It's on the bulletin board out there in the front of the church.
Then on--on November the--the 22nd, I--I'm to be at Shreveport, Louisiana, of the 22nd, 23rd, 24th, 25th, and--and 26th: five days, I think, at Shreveport, Louisiana, at Life Tabernacle. That's with Brother Moore. They are celebrating their golden jubilee. The Pentecostal blessing fell in Shreveport, Louisiana, fifty years ago the 22nd of this month. Fifty years, the first Pentecostal message was preached, and fell--the Holy Ghost fell in Louisiana. And they got a memorial to that, and this is the golden jubilee. And I'm to speak this jubilee, five nights with Brother Moore at Shreveport, Life Tabernacle.

L-5-5 You got any friends in and around there, why (that you want to write to or something), we'd be glad to have them out. And just tell them about the meetings coming up.
And Life Tabernacle, if anybody's ever been there with Brother Moore, he's a wonderful man. And there's a wonderful bunch of people. Those old southerners, you just can't hardly beat them. And so, the Life Tabernacle, anyone around Shreveport can tell you where it's at. Shreveport's about 200,000 people, and it's a nice city and plenty of accommodations, so...
And the tabernacle is a large tabernacle, very large tabernacle. It's got upstairs, and balconies, and main floors, and then a floor beyond that; and there's just plenty of room, and right straight across the--from the city auditorium that seats five thousand--just--just like crossing the street here to the city auditorium.

L-6-2 And Reverend Jack T. Moore or--or either the Life Tabernacle at Shreveport, Louisiana... That begins on the 22nd. That'd be Thursday through Sunday: Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, four days instead of five, I'm sorry. That'd be the 22nd, 23rd, 24th, and 25th (I think that's the way it is.) of--of November.
And then, we'll find out then what about--what we've done about the church here, to find how the church has progressed about getting its building. The contractors tell us they can put enough men on it, till about ten days they can almost have it so we can go under it. See? Right quick. And they're just waiting for the city to sign... You know, and we have to have so much parking space, and so much this; and oooh, my, it's a bunch of red tape to get into to start building anything.

L-6-4 But I would like to get to the church before I get back to the field again. Now, I--I got a call to Tanganyika, Uganda, and through there. Joseph has the meetings set up to begin in February.
And yesterday when I come in, there was some brothers and Sister Thoms and them from overseas had come in, and had--I had found a note laying on my door--or--or a invitation from a--an association down in South Africa. So I'm writing in to them to find out just what can be done. Maybe while I'm that far, I can drop on down in South Africa, maybe, in--in the last part of February and March and along in that time.
And we hope to get the church up, so I can get these church ages in before--before the winter sets in, if possible. If it don't, or when I have to come back from over there, if the Lord Jesus tarries...


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