Veteran brother got no consideration

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BRANSON MO NEWS: My brother and I recently drove to Branson, Missouri, to the American Revolution conference by the John Hagee Ministries located in the beautiful Branson Convention Center.During the services each night a gentleman would get up and ask each one to fill out an envelope and to put in your tithes and offerings. They had reserved seating for “partners” that pay $30 or more monthly to John Hagee Ministries. When Hagee got up to preach, he announced he wanted to meet each “partner” privately at a reserved room just outside the main entrance of the convention center.My brother is a disabled Marine veteran who fought in the Vietnam War. He stepped on a landmine and lost his left arm and left leg. He wanted to personally meet Hagee and to get a picture with him.We went up to the staff taking care of the line of “partners,” and my brother asked if he could just get in to shake hands and to thank Hagee. The staff told him that only “partners” were allowed in the room.It really upset me to see the disappointment on his face, and I wondered why a disabled vet was turned away because …