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...of William and Meda Branham. She served as President and Chief Executive of OSBORN Ministries, International, an Christian Missionary Organization with {{Bottom of Page No Ref}}

{{Top of Page}} ...anham, his daughter-in-law, and the wife of Billy Paul Branham, was healed of "female trouble" which was the reason "she could not have any babies."

...d from California to Tucson, Arizona in 1963 to attend one of Rev. William Branham's meetings. Jack had been a soldier with the U.S. army during WWII, and h ...udio recording of this service records how William Branham identified both of these men whom he had never met:

...avid Mamalis''' spent much of his life transcribing the sermons of William Branham, and referencing paragraphs from these sermons to scriptures in the Bible. ...ge education in Switzerland, and it was during this time that the brothers of the church he attended prophesied over him that the Lord had a definite wor

{{Top of Page}} ...would often hunt together for cougar. Joe Riley attended many of William Branham's services between 1947 and 1965, and is a witness to many healings and pro

{{Top of Page}} ...examines the healings of a number of people who were prayed for by William Branham.

{{Top of Page}} ...hunting guide in Northern British Columbia who was introduced to [[William Branham]] through a mutual friend, Ed Byskal.

{{Top of Page}} ...n Bakersfield, California, where he was invited to go hunting with William Branham.

{{Top of Page}} ...e services. Tom Brown's father-in-law, Bill Dauch, was a friend of William Branham, and his healing is recorded on various audio tapes.

...ons throughout much of the rest of his life. Fred was a friend of William Branham, and was also present during the hunting trip in early 1963 to [[Rattlesnak ...red Sothmann has since passed away at the age of 98 on May 3, 2012. Voice of God Recordings’ website includes a tribute to Fred that says, “…what

{{Top of Page}} ...|Jack Moore, William Branham, Demos Shakarian, Sally Olsen, and Billy Paul Branham in Puerto Rico.]]

...ard Ervin was given on January 25, 1965 in Phoenix, Arizona, after William Branham had preached the sermon "[http://www.thefreeword.com/books/0765-L.pdf This ...at her, and said, 'You can be healed if you want to be.' And she went out of that meeting, healed, and is still healed."

...en testimonies of the people who were healed during these meetings. Copies of this book can still be found for sale on the internet. ...ple and told them that they were healed. There were those who stepped out of their wheelchairs and walked, some for the first time in many years. There

...r own miracle-ministry in 1949 (OSBORN Ministries International, based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma). ...world-wide missionary activities, his writing, and his preaching. Several of his books have become textbooks in Bible Schools around the world. (Biograp

...ng Saucers|''Voice of Healing'' magazine in 1948]], and documented William Branham's life story and miraculous campaigns in a book titled "[[A Man Sent from G |'''In 1964, Gordon Lindsay told William Branham to repent for his teachings, or God would take him off the scene.'''

{{Top of Page}} ...o moved to Prescott, Arizona where he was in charge of a number of William Branham's followers who had migrated together to a place they called "The Park".

[[image:Bosworth and Branham.jpg|right|240px|F. F. Bosworth]] ...r him. For the rest of his life, he became a witness to the healing power of Jesus Christ, and wrote the book "Christ the Healer" which is still in prin

'''Herbert Graef''' born in 1924 and was a deacon in [[William Branham]]'s tent meetings from August 12th to August 19th, 1955 in Karlsruhe, Germa ...s healed by prayer. ...she took off her special shoe and limped to Brother Branham. After prayer she limped back to the descent praising God for her healing a

{{Top of Page}} [[Image:Billy Paul at Eagle Rock.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Billy Paul Branham at Eagle Rock. He died in 2023 at age 88, yet Los Angeles is still standin

{{Top of Page}} ...that if 49% of them voted for him to step down, he would. More than half of his congregation left after he refused to acknowledge their concerns.

{{Top of Page}} ...of Jesus talking to the woman at the well, and then showed how he (William Branham) also possessed this sign as proof that he was a prophet.

{{Top of Page}} ...d as a minister by William Branham on November 21, 1965 and was the pastor of [http://www.tucsontabernacle.com/ Tuscon Tabernacle] in Tucson, Arizona.

{{Top of Page}} ...s after WWII his health began to deteriorate, perhaps due to a combination of stress and excessive smoking.

In a sermon called “Prisoner” on July 17, 1963, William Branham introduces a man to his congregation. He says, “And I'll ask our brother The brother stands up and says, “Thank you, Brother Branham. Privileged to be here. And I'm... Brother Roger and me live in Kansas, tra

{{Top of Page}} ''By Sarah Branham De Corado''

...the Lord that led him to contact Ern Baxter and have him accompany William Branham during his early healing campaigns. =Ern Baxter's view of William Branham=

{{Top of Page}} ...f seven specific ages that the church would go through prior to the coming of the Lord. But does the Bible teach this?

{{Top of Page}} This article examines the response of people in the message to the failed visions.

{{Top of Page}} ...y and all the believing church, including the raising of the dead, healing of the sick, prophecies, and visions.

{{Top of Page}} ...sisted in the editing (what William Branham referred to as "grammarizing") of the Church Age Book. He was a message preacher who developed a relatively

{{Top of Page}} '''Is it possible for Christians to honestly celebrate the birth of Christ on December 25th?'''

{{Top of Page}} Roy Davis wrote "'''''I am the minister who received Brother Branham into the first Pentecostal assembly he ever frequented. I baptized him, and

{{Top of Page}} =Where did William Branham say he got his sermons?=