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Largest healing crusade with Pastor Chris; participants set for avalanche of miracles
The Healing Streams Live Healing Services with Pastor Chris is set to hit the airwaves and the internet again, starting from July 29 to July 31, and reaching billions of people around the world with the healing power of God.
No fewer than 6.7 billion people worldwide participated in the March edition that recorded extraordinary miracles of salvation, healing, blessings and deliverance.
Armando, one of the participants from a healing center in Dubai in the March 2022 edition, had been diagnosed with multiple myeloma two years before, suffered a fractured lumbar vertebra, and his kidneys were failing.
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While Pastor Chris was praying for the sick, Armando realized that he did not feel the pain in his back anymore and he began to rejoice. Today, he is in perfect health. “No more dialysis!” he declares.
Also, following the healing services in March 2022, Lerato from South Africa wrote: “My sister’s baby girl had big pimples on her head and neck. They were so painful that the baby cried so much and couldn’t sleep. We heard about the Healing Steams Live Healing Services and participated. When Pastor Chris said we should lay our hands on our sick loved ones, we laid our hands on the baby. The following day, there were no traces of the painful pimples. The baby is healed!”
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According to Pastor Rhoda Olusina, who spoke on behalf of the organizers, “These are just some of the countless testimonies resulting from the outpouring of God’s healing power. The 29th to 31st of July will be another season for birthing miracles and wonders. And those interested can immediately register via www.healingstreams.tv/3days.”
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