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William Marrion Branham (A.K.A. William Marvin Branham, 1907[2]-1965) was a Pentecostal minister from Jeffersonville, Indiana credited by some as initiating the Post WWII Healing Revival. The first of ten children of Charles and Ella Branham, Branham claimed to have been born in Cumberland County, KY and reared in the booming Southern Indiana casino town directly across the river from Louisville, KY. He was also a "doomsday prophet", predicting several years that he claimed to be the End of Days.

This site is not sympathetic to William Branham or the white supremacy agenda. The intent of this website is to provide research material used for critical examination of William Branham, his "Message" cult following, and the men, women, and organizations that he influenced as well as those who influenced him. 

For more information about William Branham and his "Message" cult, see https://william-branham.org

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William Marrion Branham (A.K.A. William Marvin Branham, 1907[2]-1965) was a Pentecostal minister from Jeffersonville, Indiana credited by some as initiating the Post WWII Healing Revival. The first of ten children of Charles and Ella Branham, Branham claimed to have been born in Cumberland County, KY and reared in the booming Southern Indiana casino town directly across the river from Louisville, KY. He was also a "doomsday prophet", predicting several years that he claimed to be the End of Days. This site is not sympathetic to William Branham or the white supremacy agenda. The intent of this website is to provide research material used for critical examination of William Branham, his "Message" cult following, and the men, women, and organizations that he influenced as well as those who influenced him. For more information about William Branham and his "Message" cult, see https://william-branham.org

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