Guyana

Dr. Kim Maas asked all the kids from the Full Gospel church to come forward for impartation and prayer.  There were at least 25 kids that came forward. As I was making my way through the crowd touching each kid, I came across one young man that as soon as I touched his hands my […]

We then got to pray for Ray. I sat down by Ray. I asked him how it was going and he said it wasn’t not too bad. I told him that God is here to do something in his life and asked what he would like God to do. He said he had trouble with

We went across the street and met Beverly. She had knee pain and broke her right foot which shot pain up her right leg. She had tripped in a hole on the street about a year ago. She said she was a Christian and believed in Jesus. We prayed for her and the pain left

A lady in her 40’s came who had been suffering 7-8 years from back pain and sciatica. It went the whole way up to her neck and down into her left leg. She had fallen down the stairs at her church, hitting her head and injuring her back. I did initial prayers commanding alignment and

I prayed for a young girl in her 20’s who had sickle cell anemia and had been diagnosed with a necrotic hip. She had been told she was going to have to have a hip replacement soon but she did not want to do that, especially because she was still young. Her pain was about

I prayed for a woman who said she had pain in her upper left shoulder. It improved after I commanded it to go in Jesus’ name. Upon questioning she said her shoulder was better, but it hurt under her arm close to the arm pit. I asked if the pain had moved from her shoulder

While on GA Guyana 2018 Missions Trip, we had the opportunity to participate in worship in a rural church, Parika Full Gospel Church. At the conclusion of the service, most if not all of the congregation responded to an invitation for healing prayer. I prayed for Judah, age 9, a young believer who told me

While participating in GA Guyana 2018, we attended the Apostolic Leaders’ Conference, where I prayed for an elderly woman who walked with a cane and needed assistance to come up front for prayer at the Guyana Cultural Center. 

I prayed for a middle aged woman who had cataracts, which impaired her vision so that she could not see the worship screens. After prayer, she reported her vision was improved, but “not all the way.” The cataracts were commanded to leave in Jesus’ name. I prayed a second time and she continued to report

I prayed for a woman who had been dealing with heavy periods, fibroids, headaches and backaches for the past several months.  She came to church seeking healing.  After I prayed she got teary eyed and said that all of the pain had left her body.  She told me that she had been given a prescription