Date: June 17th, 2008

Hi folks,

God just keeps showing up and healing. It's worth noting that these healings are happening in our regular Sunday worship services. We're not doing specialized healing meetings. It really should happen that way, shouldn't it? Here are two more:

Rae Ellis (6/15/08) had a seriously enlarged lymph node in her neck. A word was giving during worship that God was moving to heal and that if anyone felt anything going on in a problem area in their body (heat, tingling, a touch, etc.), they should simply receive it as the Spirit of God moving to heal. Rae's lymph node shrank to near nothing. God heals sovereignly!

Marci (6/15/08 and whose last name I can never remember) has suffered from epilepsy all her life. Seizures have come frequently and strongly. After having a seizure in church a couple of months ago, members of our ministry team prayed for her healing. For the first time, she has been free of seizures for now two months.

This one comes from two years ago, but it's worth reporting because it speaks to where we're going with our children. Children can minister in the same power as can adults and this one proves it! We are currently working to bring our children more deeply into supernatural ministry, teaching them what Jesus has given them and showing them how and where to use it. Rich Gianzero had a bad back that had given him trouble for years and for which he could find no relief. Periodically we bring the children into the adult service to pray healing for the adults. On one of those Sundays, the children prayed for Rich's back and he has been free of any pain for now two years!

Increasingly, God is healing people sovereignly in the glory of our times of worship, as well as during ministry times at the altar. If you have been healed and if your healing has been confirmed either by a doctor or by pain relief that lasts, please email me or let me know in some other way. I'm keeping a log in addition to using this mailing list to build faith and expectation in our midst.

God bless, Loren Sandford
Senior Pastor
New Song Fellowship