A. A. Allen and William Branham

Rev. Asa Alonso (A. A.) Allen was an Assemblies of God minister who joined the Latter Rain Revivals in December 1948, shortly after it was announced that William Branham had returned from a mental health hiatus to the Revival trails. He eventually rose through the ranks of the Voice of Healing revivals to replace William Branham as the star of the show.

Allen was born of mixed race, having both white and Native American parents. When Branham began openly declaring his allegiance to Wesley Swift's Christian Identity Doctrine, many of Branham’s sermons contained rants against interracial marriage. Branham associated this with passages from the Old Covenant concerning bastard children. Those who knew Allen's mixed race would have been aware that Branham was calling Allen a "bastard" or a "hybrid".

Whether due to William Branham's connections to high-ranking members of white supremacy groups such as Roy E. Davis or by pure coincidence, both Jim Jones and A. A. Allen were attacked by the Klan after they were outspoken against Branham’s heretical doctrine. In 1960, the Klan threatened to disrupt one of Allen's revivals and then succeeded in blowing up a nearby bridge with dynamite to scare participants. Peoples Temple also became a target when a stick of dynamite was left in a Temple coal pile in a failed murder attempt.

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