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Joseph C. Coleman (06/27/1927 - 01/05/2012) was ordained at the Branham Tabernacle on July 7, 1963. He is best known for being the founder of the "Seven Thunders" sub-cult within [[The Message|the message]] (also '''referred to by his followers as the "Seven Thunders Inspiration" or simply the "Inspiration"'''). He was the pastor of the Local Christian Assembly Church on 70th Avenue in Forest Hills, New York (Queens) for over 45 years.

Joe Coleman was revered by his followers as an apostle.

Joe Coleman was revered by his followers as an apostle and [[The Seven Thunders in South Africa|the Thunders movement spread around the world]].

Nathaniel Gueco is now the senior pastor of the Local Christian Assembly Church in New York City. however, it is generally acknowledged that leadership of the movement now resides in Kevin Blewett and David Musgrove.

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 Joseph C. Coleman (06/27/1927 - 01/05/2012) was ordained at the Branham Tabernacle on July 7, 1963.  He is best known for being the founder of the "Seven Thunders" sub-cult within [[The Message|the message]] (also '''referred to by his followers as the "Seven Thunders Inspiration" or simply the "Inspiration"''').  He was the pastor of the Local Christian Assembly Church on 70th Avenue in Forest Hills, New York (Queens) for over 45 years.
-Joe Coleman was revered by his followers as an apostle.
+Joe Coleman was revered by his followers as an apostle and [[The Seven Thunders in South Africa|the Thunders movement spread around the world]].
 Nathaniel Gueco is now the senior pastor of the Local Christian Assembly Church in New York City.  however, it is generally acknowledged that leadership of the movement now resides in Kevin Blewett and David Musgrove.