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An Ozarks church leader claims prayer regrew a woman's toes.

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A Springfield-area church is claiming that prayer re-grew a woman's amputated toes last week. During a livestream of James River Church's March 15 service, Pastor John Lindell explained that a "creative miracle" took place the day before at the Joplin James River Church campus.

James River Church and the woman involved, Kristina Dines, have not returned the News-Leader's requests for comment. As of publication of this article, there are no photos or videos of the event taking place or the aftermath.

The alleged toe-regrowth event has drawn considerable attention on social media, with many expressing skepticism of the claims. A website urging anyone with proof to share it has popped up at ShowMeTheToes.com.
 

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Without any actual proof I take any of these kinds of claims with a truck load of skepticism. In this case - pics or it didn't happen.
 
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A Springfield-area church is claiming that prayer re-grew a woman's amputated toes last week. During a livestream of James River Church's March 15 service, Pastor John Lindell explained that a "creative miracle" took place the day before at the Joplin James River Church campus.

James River Church and the woman involved, Kristina Dines, have not returned the News-Leader's requests for comment. As of publication of this article, there are no photos or videos of the event taking place or the aftermath.

The alleged toe-regrowth event has drawn considerable attention on social media, with many expressing skepticism of the claims. A website urging anyone with proof to share it has popped up at ShowMeTheToes.com.
The ShowMeTheToes site looks like the work of Marshall Brain, who created the sites whywontgodhealamputees.com and godisimaginary.com and author of How God Works.
 
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I believe it COULD have happened, and I believe that it possibly happened in this case. That's as far as I can go. Evangelist RW Schambach said that it happened during his ministry-albeit, it was a foot, and in increments. I rather believe him. "According to thy faith, so be it unto thee."
 
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This same megachurch recently hosted a men's conference:

It's hard to decide what's more cringey: having as one of the headliners at your men's conference Mark Driscoll, the face of toxic evangelical masculinity, or tanks and fireworks in the sanctuary:
 
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