Dear Believers,

First of all I want to thank you for your prayers. It would be very long to complete the whole picture following ten years in a commune.

The most important part is even though I found it hard to have faith in any pastor or church for fear of the flashbacks of mistreatment, I knew I must return to God, for I had drifted away. I entered into a personal life of prayer just one on one with Him. I was so empty. I had been saved in my father's church at age 11. This helped me to endure many things that were ahead, yet I needed more.

One day as I was praying, I asked God to help me understand why I felt so empty since He delivered me from the commune. In the still, small voice He said, "I cannot fill a full vessel." It made sense. Next I wondered just how long before I could feel the joy of His great salvation, yet I continued to have a comfortable relationship with Him without a church, or any spiritual guidance from man.

I met a precious lady along the way with whom I could share the scriptures, and a person who would pray with me, and for me, and soon I realized that she too had a special relationship with God. The Lord knew my fears of getting involved, so He led me softly and tenderly by way of this dear lady. She has been a faithful member of your church for many years. She waited and prayed patiently, and one day she asked if I would like to hear one of Brother Branham’s tapes. It was a tape called, "The Token." And since hearing that first sermon, I knew that he was truly a man of God. I now feel peace and comfort, and I have every reason to believe Brother Branham’s messages and the prayers of you dear ones that soon the emptiness will be filled. My only desire is to be led by Him to His precious Son and to be a witness to others.

God bless you in the wonderful work that you are spreading throughout the world.

Sincerely,
Sister Pat