Divine healing talk in Belfast
A clergyman who says that he has seen most conditions healed through prayer will be speaking in Belfast on Monday and Tuesday, November 27 – 28.
Roy Lawrence is a Church of England clergyman who has been involved in the ministry of divine healing for 35 years and has written 12 books on the subject. He has seen healings from multiple sclerosis to cancer to incurable mental conditions like manic depression.
Things that were seemingly impossible through prayer became possible. Even where full physical healing did not take place great inner peace and strength were often received.
Roy says that society as a whole can also be healed. He saw great healing in Liverpool between Protestant and Catholic mainly through the work of Archbishop David Worlock and Bishop David Sheppard.
Roy Lawrence’s hope is that as he comes to Northern Ireland in the services we can look at the Lord together and receive the very special healing that comes from Him. At the invitation of Brother David Jardine, Director of interdenominational Divine Healing Ministries, Roy will be speaking on Monday, November 27 at 1 pm in St George’s, High Street, on ‘Passing the peace to one another’.
That evening at 8 pm in St Anne’s Cathedral he will speak on ‘Stilling the storms.’ On Tuesday 28th at 8 pm Roy will speak in St Finnian’s at the top of the Cregagh Road on ‘Rejoice in the Lord always.’
Prayer and the laying-on of hands and anointing with oil will be available at all of these services.’
Further information from Brother David Jardine Tel:9066 6200 (Home) or 9031 1532 (Work)
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