Series: Mississippi CFO 1955

Richard’s Ankle and the Kneeling Classmate

A schoolboy knelt beside his friend Richard’s swollen ankle and prayed a short prayer. Richard cried “it’s gone” before the teacher could ask who had healed him. Roland Brown uses the story at the Mississippi CFO in 1955 to teach that agreement, not eloquence, unlocks answered prayer.

Too Devout To Share a Train

Roland Brown continues his teaching on the vine and the branches. He tells of a young convert so certain of his own rightness that he refused to ride a train carrying someone who disagreed with him, then asks campers whether they love only their own kind. The talk comes at the Mississippi CFO in 1955.