Last September, I wrote to Portland requesting an anointed handkerchief. I continued to hold on in faith to the Lord while the people of my congregation earnestly prayed for me. The pain and sickness seemed to be bringing me to my end. My desire to receive divine healing increased while I was teaching on the subject. By then I was a very sick woman, living on baby food and special breads. Then I felt led to give a Bible teaching on divine healing. My faith increased as the growth expanded. I prayed for patience and was determined not to complain. I don’t recall eating one meal during that time without misery, nor could I drink even water or juice without pain. I had made God a promise, “Though You slay me, yet will I trust You.” Many times, when praying for others, the pain was so great that I could hardly stand on my feet. The world is entirely behind me, and I have Christ before me.įor more than four years, I carried around a very painful growth, but I never thought of seeking for help other than prayer. I love the Word and I love the people of God. I went back home by train, and I am still able to make my own living. I did not know what was happening, but I prayed and the Lord healed me. ![]() In that wicked city of Washington, D.C., I can live holy for God and have holy boldness to tell the world about Jesus.Ī few years ago, in Anniston, Alabama, I was stricken with a heart attack. Then He sanctified me, through the truth, taking out the inbred sin. It said not to put my faith in the handkerchief, but instead, in the living God. ![]() My back has not pained me for forty-five years. I placed it on my body and the Lord healed me. But when I read the paper, I said, “If God could heal these people, He could heal me.” I wrote to Portland, Oregon, and received an anointed handkerchief. When I picked up that paper, I thought, ‘This is pertaining to salvation,’ and I went on my crippled way. My back had been broken and the doctor had said I would never walk again. I first heard of the Apostolic Faith people through a church paper.
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