Sarnia Revival Report - May 30, 2006
The past five nights have been marked with salvations and healings, continuing to demonstrate the awesomeness of God as Evangelist Tom Scarrella ministered with great passion and enthusiasm.
On Friday night, during the worship, a man standing at his seat was miraculously healed from a knee injury. He was unable to contain his excitement and ran to the front, jumping, telling of what God had done for him. That same night a woman who had been deaf in both ears for 15 years, wearing a hearing aid, had her hearing completely restored, no longer in need of the hearing aid.
On Saturday afternoon a group went to Canatara Park in Sarnia to witness. One team prayed for a teenaged boy who had what doctors called "jumpers knee" and he was healed in that park.
A woman with severe pain from gull stones testified that she couldn’t bend over the pain was too intense, but after receiving prayer, all pain left, she believes she is gull stone free.
On Sunday night, a woman who had lost a finger and mobility in her hand from a workplace accident was able to move that once crippled hand.
Many are coming to the Sarnia Revival because they’re hungry. This past Sunday night a Buddhist man visited, because he needed a healing and heard that people were being healed here. – God is doing great things.
God continues to move – the revival continues. Make plans to join us again this week for Tuesday night revival prayer at 6:30 p.m. Then Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, revival services are at 7:00 p.m.
Next Sunday night (June 4), Reverend Mike Kerychuk will minister in the Sunday night revival service at 6:30 p.m.
Don’t miss out on what God is doing.
On Friday night, during the worship, a man standing at his seat was miraculously healed from a knee injury. He was unable to contain his excitement and ran to the front, jumping, telling of what God had done for him. That same night a woman who had been deaf in both ears for 15 years, wearing a hearing aid, had her hearing completely restored, no longer in need of the hearing aid.
On Saturday afternoon a group went to Canatara Park in Sarnia to witness. One team prayed for a teenaged boy who had what doctors called "jumpers knee" and he was healed in that park.
A woman with severe pain from gull stones testified that she couldn’t bend over the pain was too intense, but after receiving prayer, all pain left, she believes she is gull stone free.
On Sunday night, a woman who had lost a finger and mobility in her hand from a workplace accident was able to move that once crippled hand.
Many are coming to the Sarnia Revival because they’re hungry. This past Sunday night a Buddhist man visited, because he needed a healing and heard that people were being healed here. – God is doing great things.
God continues to move – the revival continues. Make plans to join us again this week for Tuesday night revival prayer at 6:30 p.m. Then Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, revival services are at 7:00 p.m.
Next Sunday night (June 4), Reverend Mike Kerychuk will minister in the Sunday night revival service at 6:30 p.m.
Don’t miss out on what God is doing.
posted by Murray Lincoln at
Tuesday, May 30, 2006
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