The Anointing to Heal [antikvár]

PREFACE In 1991 The Northumbrian Centre of Prayer for Christian Healing was established at our home to be a safe place for people to come and meet with the only one we can fiilly trust, our Lord Jesus. He is the one who can bring us into true healing and wholeness. Although we did not realize it when we bought the house, its name, 'Beggars Roost', has very special significance. A beggar is someone who is beyond his own resources —like those who are sick and are seeking healing. There are so many people today who are in need of healing and many who are desolate, lonely, with no hope, no opportunities, nowhere to go, no-one they feel they can trust. They certainly cannot trust themselves. The theme of God sheltering his children as they encounter the storms of life is one that has been with me for many years. I am reminded of the precious words of Psalm 91:4, the truth of which we have seen for ourselves on so many occasions, both here and elsewhere: He will cover you with his feathers, and under his wings you will find refuge; his faithfulness will be your shield and rampart. This book tells some of the story of how, in the years since 1975, when Jesus began to involve my wife Dorothy and myself in his ministry of healing, people have come and we have gone out - to many other places in the UK and overseas - and we have seen Jesus heal. Although this book recounts the stories of many who were healed through the outreach of the Centre, it is not intended to be triumphalist. Whilst many stories of those who received healing are recorded here, there are others, including members of our team, who