William Branham, The Acts of a Prophet
Pearry Green was born on July 1, 1933 in Louisiana. He lived in Beaumont, Texas during his early years and in 1965 moved to Tucson, Arizona where he founded and is the current pastor of Tucson Tabernacle, where approximately 400 people attend.  He was ordained as a minister by William Branham on November 21, 1965. Pearry Green was a friend to William Branham, accompanying him on various hunting trips, and was a eye-witness to supernatural miracles. William Branham said the following about Pearry Green:     "Brother Green preaches the same thing and Message that I believe in. He's left his home; he's left his people; he's left his church. He was, I believe, he was a district superintendent or something of one of the organizations, and give the whole thing up when he heard This. He left everything that was dear to him also to come to the desert, just to support what God is giving to us now."      Sermon: What house will you build me. Tucson, Arizona, November 21, 1965.  Over the years Pearry Green has been instrumental in helping to spread the story of the life, ministry and teachings of William M. Branham. The Original "Acts of the Prophet", his biography of Branham, has been published in several languages. Green graduated from Southwestern Assemblies of God University, and was a classmate of Jerry Lee Lewis before Lewis' expulsion from the university.