1 Dear Pastor Robb: 

This is just a short note, but I wanted to give my testimony of how much I love listening to the church sermons from the Christian Revival Center. I wish I lived closer so my family and I could attend each week. Outside of receiving grace from the Lord, the knowledge of our racial / Israel identity is the greatest blessing I have received. It is a birthright that we should embrace with joy and thanksgiving. I know there are many who will scoff at this statement. But I am reminded of Esau who was cursed because he rejected his birthright. I pray for your ministry daily and am blessed to support your work.

J. B. / CA

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2 Dear Revival Church:

To escape the modernist church, my wife and I joined an old-style Reformed Church. We enjoyed the fellowship and believed our children were safe from the temptations of the world. The church was perfect (well the music was a little dry), but the preaching was solid and theologically sound. We were also happy that it was all white. Because of this we let our guard down and overlooked the occasional comments made by the preacher that it didn’t matter what race a believer was, if they were Christians “we were all one in the Lord!” 

I didn’t like this injection of anti-white theology, but it didn’t bother me as much as it should have because I felt I was raising my children right. It wasn’t until my daughter married a young man from the church that I realized my foolishness. The young man was not raised to have any racial awareness and now he is the father of my grandchildren who are being encouraged to have black friends. And my son-in-law’s brother actually married some girl from Cambodia. This is the new environment for my daughter and her children – my grandchildren.

I ordered a copy of Pastor Robb’s book, The Trap and will give it to my daughter and her husband – but I am afraid it is too late.

I wished I never joined that damn church and exposed my children to its racial abomination and filth.

Kyle M / GA

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Dear Pastor Robb:

3 I live in Harrison, and I have heard about you for years. I have heard some people say you were a horrible person that was filled with hate and anger. Then I heard other people say that they knew you and that you and your family were kind, gracious, Christian people.

Frankly I was confused and didn’t know what to think. I sometimes saw you in the stores and was a little afraid to approach you.

After you put that billboard up on the highway it gave me an opportunity to actually listen to you.  I discovered that I not only liked what you said but liked the way you said it.

The next time I see you in town I think I might want to shake your hand. 

R. F / Harrison

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Dear Pastor Robb:

4 I love your sermons. They are especially comforting during these dark days upon our beloved homeland.

Also, this may not be anything noteworthy or out of the ordinary, but I just wanted to testify how good the Lord has been to me. I, like most people, have had problems and heartache, but the Lord has been my strength in every situation. Knowing I can trust him gives me great comfort.

Susan N / NE

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Dear Pastor:

5 I am really angered by what is happening to America. Who would have guessed! I know you and your wife have been warning people for years. It is too bad that so many refuse to listen. I have to admit – I was one of them. I used to live in Harrison and would occasionally see you in town. But I never took the time to introduce myself or attend your church. A few years ago, we moved to Ohio, how I wish I was back in Harrison and could attend church. Perhaps someday I will be able to move back so many don’t listen.

Jim S./OH

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Dear Pastor Robb:

6 I am a Christian Identity believer and have been for many years. I have heard of you before but always avoided you because I was told you were an extremist. So I just wrote you off. However, recently my wife started to listen to your sermons and she told me. “This man is not what we have been told.” So, I began to listen. Shame on me for my previous thoughts about you. I am now a “fan.” Your sermons are on point, direct and inspiring.

Jim R/MO