William Branham

Thank you, Brother Hutchinson. Good evening to Houston. I certainly deem this a great privilege of being here again tonight in Houston. It’s been many years since I’ve had the privilege of being here, and I’ve been setting, listening tonight to each of these speakers. And the other day when I had arrangements made for something else, another place, and I knew that those children were facing death, I thought if something would happen to those children I would never forgive myself of not coming here to give my opinion, and doing all that I could to help this mother and father, and–of these children, and to do all that I could for the saving of their lives.

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Not since Bible days has the world witnessed anything that can be compared to the ministry of Brother Branham. When he appeared on the national scene in 1946, it produced a spark that ignited a period of great healing revivals that swept across America and around the world.

To this day, he is acknowledged by Christian historians as the “father” and “pacesetter” of the 1950s healing revival that transformed the Pentecostals and ultimately gave rise to the Charismatic movement, which today influences nearly every Protestant denomination.

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