Tucson Tabernacle

TUCSON TABERNACLE

Tucson Tabernacle was established in 1965 by our founding pastor, Brother Pearry Green. Brother Green crossed over to be with the Lord on August 20, 2015.

Our ministry is based on the Bible and has been greatly affected by the biblical teachings of Brother William Marrion Branham.

We are not a place of perfect people. We are just sinners saved by God’s amazing grace. We have no holiness or merits of our own to present to the Lord Jesus, but we are trusting in His grace, in His redemption, in His sacrifice that He made on Calvary for our sins. We have no membership, only fellowship.

For those who would like to visit Tucson Tabernacle, you may find our service times and location under Worship Services. We also have a few Sermons available for listening to or downloading.

ACTS OF THE PROPHET

by Brother Pearry Green

After being out of print for many years, The Acts of the Prophet has had minor revisions made and the book is now available. The new edition has 55 photographs within its 224 pages. Brother Pearry Green released the first copies of his book on October 15, 2014.

As an eyewitness and a friend of Brother William Branham, Brother Green took several nights in 1969 to give a series of testimonies to his congregation at Tucson Tabernacle. Unknown to him, a group of them were transcribing the testimonies and making mimeographed copies of them. These testimonies were first published and distributed in December 1969 as a mimeographed book.

At the same time another brother asked to edit Brother Green’s testimonies so it could be printed as a paperback book. When this book was ready to print, another brother who had sold a piece of real estate donated the money toward printing the first edited edition of the book. Since 1969, tens of thousands of copies have been distributed across the world in several languages.

The Acts of the Prophet is now available from Tucson Tabernacle, 2555 N. Stone Ave., Tucson, Arizona 85705 USA.

To have The Acts of the Prophet mailed to a USA address, the suggested donation is $10 each US funds (which includes postage). If you would like a copy mailed to you, please send your mailing address, the quantity of books you would like shipped to you, along with your donation to Tucson Tabernacle. (Sorry, no credit cards.)

Since the postage varies greatly for shipping to an international address, please contact Tucson Tabernacle for the suggested donation amount for your location.

English: Available from Tucson Tabernacle
Spanish: (being revised)
Russian: Available

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Tucson Tabernacle

WILLIAM MARRION BRANHAM

Many outstanding events happened in the life and ministry of Brother William Branham. He traveled the world preaching and praying for the sick.

During the years of 1947 through 1965, over 1100 of his sermons were recorded. These sermons are available from several sources in both audio and text formats. They are available for free download or for purchase. Some are sermon series, where he preached several sermons about a subject. Listings of these are available under each series.

Brother Branham was given visions from the Lord. Many were for specific people or individual persons concerning their lives. The Lord also showed him seven things which would happen before the end. We refer to this vision as the 7-event vision, which is listed under Visions | Prophecies | Events.

Several biographies also have been written about his life and ministry.

RESOURCES

Resources includes descriptions of these items and places to obtain them:

Bibles | Study Tools (audio Bibles, children's Bibles, Bible concordances, the Bible on the Internet, an Internet-based searchable Bible and study tools, and offline Bible study tools, etc.)
Books (that were distributed during William Branham’s campaigns, devotional books, biographies, songbooks, hymnals, etc.)
Other items (such as pictures, prints, and DVDs)
The Sources Page PDF lists more items than are listed on this website.

FREE DOWNLOADS

Many items that have been available from Tucson Tabernacle are now available as free downloads.

PHOTO GALLERY

This Photo Gallery contains text documents and photos that have been obtained by Brother Pearry Green and Tucson Tabernacle over many years.
More descriptions of photos is found under Bulletin Board Displays.

MORE AND LINKS…

Scriptures is a grouping of Bible verses that were edifying to several people.
Quotes is a grouping of quotes from the sermons Brother Branham preached that were edifying to several people.
Other Links - Some websites give information concerning the ministry of William Branham, some offer audio listening of sermons, testimonies, and translations of sermons, etc.
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Then said Jesus unto his disciples, Verily I say unto you, That a rich man shall hardly enter into the kingdom of heaven. And again I say unto you, It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God. When his disciples heard it, they were exceedingly amazed, saying, Who then can be saved? But Jesus beheld them, and said unto them, With men this is impossible; but with God all things are possible.

-- Matthew 19:23-26 KJV

Now, you do not commune by radio, because you cannot talk back, or television. But when you can by telephone, because you are communing one to another; it just isn't one side. It is-- I cannot commune with you now, because you do not talk back. So therefore, it would not be coming to hear a minister deliver his message. That would not be coming together to communing. Communion would not be that-- If you come just to commune with the minister, you'd call him to one side, or any individual, and commune with him or she.

But to what we come into communion, is for each of us as individuals to commune with Christ. That is communing. Then communing is not altogether one doing the talking, us doing all the talking, but waiting and seeing what He says back to us.

Now, there's where, many times that we make our great mistakes is we do all the talking and don't wait and give Him a chance to answer back. We go sometimes, say, "Lord, I would that You would do so-and-so and so-and-so. Amen," and get up and leave. Now, that really isn't communing. That's going and asking a favor. But when you stay long enough until He answers back, that's when you're getting communion, communing with the Lord.

-- Brother Branham
February 4, 1962