Our work in the prison ministry is not limited to the United States. Through our foreign offices, we are in contact with thousands of inmates throughout the world. These inmates, like their counterparts in the United States, receive regular packages from VGR and often, these letters and packages are the only correspondence they receive from the outside world. The following letter is from an inmate incarcerated in a South African prison.

My name is Bongoni Moladi,

I am from Ebogweni Correctional Center in Kokstad. To the spiritual worker, honorable sir, greetings to you and your co-workers in the precious Name of the Lord Jesus Christ.

First let me apologize for not responding to you a little earlier. Well how are you keeping health wise, I trust in good health. I’m doing fine in this place of rehabilitation. I think I can not thank you enough for having made this opportunity for me to read the spiritual Message literature that Brother Branham has preached. Clearly sir, for me it is a very satisfying feeling to be studying such plain truth. I know I’m growing in knowledge. I just pray that I will also grow in the application of that knowledge.

I also compliment you for encouraging me with the following Scripture that says blessed are those who will hunger and thirst for righteousness for they shall be filled. And also Psalm 105, that encourages us to seek the Lord and many more. I appreciate the most.

I would also like to thank Brother Ronnie Pillay for providing me with Zulu literature. I really enjoy the books, that was kind of him. Thank you brothers indeed for your letters, and the books, and your good wishes for me. That was kind and thoughtful of you. Thanks again with regards.