My mother stepped out and knelt down, I could see her from where I was sitting, I think it was about four or five minutes, she arose and said, Jesus saved me now, and I thought I would die, I knew my mother was not lying, I'd never known her to tell a falsehood in any way, of any form, she said I was my boy, she became a missionary immediately, she started down the aisle of the large Baptist church, she went down the aisle and passed me, I was on the left of the church, and went on around with those eyes in a knot, really I hid, I just piled up in a knot, weeping like a baby had been whipped, and she went on around the rear of the church and came up the other side and found my brother John, the first service he was ever in in his life, this is the first my mother ever was in, this is the first my brother ever was in, I'd been to these few services before this, the first service my brother ever was in, the first person ever came to him and invited him to Jesus, he went, and he went now, he went in a hurry, he only weighed 108 pounds, he was small, and he was a nice looking young fellow, he was dressed in the latest, in patent leather shoes, and his collar and tie and everything matched, he fell at that, not on order, there was an old bench, they just turned the bench around, I said hello, and I wouldn't have said hello to him, but there was a bench turned around, he'd never seen an order, and at his first service, the other people went, in fact the choir, to find a bunch of girls that had ever lived, but they were unsaved, they thought the war was coming to an end, and my brother fell on his knees there, at that bench, he just fell out of that choir, all around him, and they took a hold of him, pulled him away from him, this lady did, and they were there on the floor, they were not just kicking around, they were purchased girls, unsaved girls, but they just wanted to see my brother, you see, get saved, he'd never professed religion, anything, he didn't even go to Sunday school, but when they heard him praying, it affected that congregation until the whole crowd was on their feet, just a weeping aloud, just a weeping out loud, you couldn't have heard a revolver, they said something's going to take place, the war is coming to an end, John Clemming was on his knees, about two o 'clock he gave up, he said there's no hope for me, I'll have to go to hell, God can't ever save me, a man away in the rear, a lot of good people, they don't think the Lord could use a sinner, and we'd think if a sinner could get on the platform by ruining the meeting, but a sinner, a one -armed traveling man, way in the rear of that church got up, didn't profess a thing, and came down, the preacher had given it up, my brother had given it up, all of them, came down the aisle and got on the platform and laid his head, hand over, he only had one hand, and touched my brother, and said, John, if I were you I'd try it once more, and just that word from a sinner had encouraged me, my brother looked up and said these words, live or die, survive or perish, come what may, I'll give up, he was down to one thing, just one thing, that no one on earth knew but myself, he, myself, and God knew what he's up against, and no one on earth knows it today, what he's forgiven of, but myself, but myself, but when he looked up and said, to live or die, sick or slim, survive or perish, I'm going through, the man that wore the seam of robe, that died on a cross between two thieves, stepped in and took hope, preachers had given him up, Father had given him up, mother had given him up, they'd all stepped back, touched him and lifted him to his feet, he turned around and said, what's the matter, he said, I'm on top, he was on top, he never heard anybody testify, he said he was on top, he was on top of the devil, we was in business, buying and selling horses, now I had a new bedfellow, we didn't get home until a little after three o 'clock, we was up at four, he had drank and smoked whiskey and tobacco, cigars were both in the room, nobody to preach to him, nobody to tell him, I don't know where he got his life, he said, something said, get you a drink of whiskey, it'll help you, of course he felt bad, you know, been up all night, hadn't had more than about 40 minutes sleep, he said, no, I don't want whiskey, Jesus will save me, something said, get you a cigar, he said, no, I don't want a cigar, I've been saved, walked out a clean man, talk about believing in religion, I had to believe in it, what was I going to do, there it was, in the bed with a new brother, a new partner, in the barn, feeding the horses, carrying the horses, harnessing the horses, I had a new partner, I went to buy a horse that day and bought one, a beautiful horse, brought it back and was showing it to the people, was getting around the barn along about sundown, young people came by, no media now, didn't have to announce it, they were there from far and near, in every direction, a place of 20 feet deep around that church on Monday night and no meeting announced, God bless you Jesus, save me and sanctify me right now and I'm satisfied with Jesus.