At our church in the US two women were healed from cancer. Their names were Norma and Karen. The church prayed for them, they prayed and Jesus healed them. We really rejoiced for them.
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Do you have a joy to share?
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My best friend's husband was diagnosed with lung cancer. The doctor said the mass was large and because of its position they doubted they could get it all. They also told him he'd have to go through alot of chemotherapy afterwards.
He was feeling really hopeless. I encouraged them to come to my church. At the end of the service, the minister ask if anyone needed prayer to come to the altar. He went up and said he felt the most amazing feeling flood over him.
To make a long story short, he had the surgery. The doctors successfully got all the mass. He only had to have 3 chemotherapy sessions. Follow-up showed he was completely free from cancer.
Praise the Lord for he does!
He was feeling really hopeless. I encouraged them to come to my church. At the end of the service, the minister ask if anyone needed prayer to come to the altar. He went up and said he felt the most amazing feeling flood over him.
To make a long story short, he had the surgery. The doctors successfully got all the mass. He only had to have 3 chemotherapy sessions. Follow-up showed he was completely free from cancer.
Praise the Lord for he does!
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