If you visit the website very often, more than likely you have seen what the “Little Gem” means to the Bride around the world. We started duplicating in 2013, and since then, the microSD card has been sent around the globe. From the remote villages of Africa, to the jungles of South America, and to many other remote pockets of the world, God’s people are feasting on the Word that is being distributed on a little chip, much smaller than a postage stamp.

We are happy to announce a few updates regarding the microSD card:

Recently we have been able to lower the price of the microSD card because of lower prices for materials. We are now able to offer the 32GB for $23 (was $29), and the 64GB for $31 (was $39). We also have a new 16GB microSD card for witnessing purposes for $12 (in English only). The witnessing chip has all the Jeffersonville sermons (297 files), Seed Library sermons (86 files), Adoption Series (4), Church Ages Series (10), Hebrews Series (11), Holy Ghost Series (3), Israel And The Church Series (5), The Seventy Weeks Of Daniel Series (3), Reading Of Church Age Book (11), Deep Calleth Video, pictures, all English PDF’s, and all the audio sermons from 1962-1965. 

The translated cards are constantly being updated with new audio sermons and PDF text of Brother Branham sermons. There are translators all over the world who work tirelessly to translate the Spoken Word into their native tongues. As you read this update, there is a good chance that somewhere around the globe, a translator is working to get a file back to the Jeffersonville office to be placed onto a microSD card and distributed to God’s people.

The Italian microSD is a shining example of what can be done with this little chip. It was made available in the summer of 2014, and we are happy to announce that Version 2 of this card will contain many wonderful additions, especially 111 new audio and 60 new text translations! With all this, we’ve increased the size of the card from 8GB to 16GB. The new card was recently mailed out free-of-charge to the Italian mailing list. 

Here’s what we sent to our Italian friends: