We had a wonderful time in Jeffersonville last Saturday. It was a last-minute announcement, but even with only a couple day’s notice, we had visitors from Pennsylvania, Georgia, Texas, and a few other nearby states. Around a thousand people joined us at the Youth Center, where they listened to the presentations, visited the displays, asked questions about the VGR work, and simply enjoyed fellowship with each other.

Of particular interest was the new Agapao tablet. The believers were excited beyond words to see how it functions and the blessing that it will be to the Bride overseas. They saw that this is no iPad, it’s a specially designed device that gives believers every tool that they need to hear the prophet and dig deep into the Word of God, no matter where they live or what language they speak.

And now, the Agapao Tour is about to hit the road!

Each weekend stop will have a Friday evening worship service, Saturday displays and fellowship, Saturday evening service, and Sunday morning service. We will be visiting local churches between stops along the way.

Branson, April 8-10
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The first stop will be Branson, Missouri on April 8-10. We will open the doors at 6:00PM on Friday evening at the Keeter Center, and service will begin at 7:00. The Keeter Center has a beautiful sanctuary, where there are 321 permanent seats and we can add another 100 or so for overflow during service. The building is a little small for our displays, so we rented the Branson Convention Center for Saturday, April 9. We will be open all day, so you can browse through the displays, talk to the brothers about the new Agapao Tablet and the work we are doing at VGR, and simply have a relaxing day of fellowship with believers from around the Midwest. We will then head back to the Keeter Center on Saturday evening for service, and the closing service on Sunday morning at the Keeter Center.

Beaumont, April 15-17
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The next stop is Ford Park in Beaumont, Texas on April 15. This is an enormous auditorium where we can comfortably seat a large number of guests for service, and still have plenty of room for our displays and fellowship. One very nice thing about the Ford Park is that it is in the suburbs of Beaumont, where we will have a lot of privacy, no traffic, and a very relaxed setting where the Holy Spirit will have freedom to move.

Many of our friends from Jasper, Houston, and the surrounding towns will be joining us there. Beaumont has an airport, but Houston is also less than two hours away and might have more affordable airline tickets.

We have the same schedule, starting on Friday evening, and going through Sunday morning service. Brother Branham preached at least 14 different sermons in Beaumont, and the same Spirit that was with him at that time, will surely be with us as we gather together in the unity of the Holy Ghost. We don’t have any space limitations, so we are expecting a large crowd to bring their licks of Fire from around the country and worship together with us.

After Beaumont, we will take a few weeks to visit some of the local churches along the road, and then prepare for the second leg of the Spring Tour. We will post more information about the second half of the Spring schedule in the next few weeks.

We would love to see you at one of these two locations. If you are trying to decide between Branson and Beaumont, we encourage you to attend Beaumont. We have more space to spread out, and it will hold a much larger crowd of people.

Don’t be discouraged if these locations are not convenient for you. There are still a few stops left on the Spring Tour that we will be announcing soon, and besides that, we plan on visiting many cities both throughout the United States and other parts of the world. The Agapao Tour will soon be in a city near you!