Monthly Archives: April 2006

I praised the Lord with her and then prayed for the remaining pain in the bottom of her legs.  As we prayed, the pain left.  The lady told me that she had been crying in pain and miserable before meeting … Continue reading →

Meanwhile, I prayed for a Sikh lady at The Grand hotel who is in the last stages of cancer.  The cancer has spread from her lungs to various parts of her body including her bones.  Her bones have become so … Continue reading →

I also prayed for Arpit, the boy who was diagnosed with jaundice.  As we had prayed, the doctors now tested him and said he did not have jaundice.  But, they said something else was wrong with him, they ran more … Continue reading →

During the meeting, I shared a message on the armor of God.  We first discussed why if there is a loving God, there is pain and suffering in this world (because people to don’t turn to Him).  Then, we discussed … Continue reading →

Today in the morning, a lady and her daughter came over for prayer.  The lady’s husband disappeared approximately one year ago, and they have not been able to find him.  They have looked everywhere, performed all sorts of rituals and … Continue reading →

At Priya, as we were waiting, two ladies came up to me.  They said that they had seen us many times before but had not had the courage to come up to us.  They asked what we were doing.  We … Continue reading →

After we were done praying with her, it was time for Wednesday Bible study with Kalpna, Shikha and Suvneet.  We continued our study on the Word of God.  Today we studied the importance of meditation on the word of God.  … Continue reading →

As we finished with that, Dharna came over for prayer.  She has been feeling like roadblocks come up in everything she tries to do.  We prayed that the Lord would remove and hindrances and roadblocks. At night, I was tired … Continue reading →

Happy Easter!  Today was our nineteenth prayer fellowship.  We had a good turnout.  It wasn’t at all what I expected.  Normally we have more children than adults, but today we seemed to have a good number of adults.  Those who … Continue reading →

In the afternoon, Nahim, Golu, Vinod, Arshana, Anu Didi, Aashima and I went to a few slums for an Easter outreach.  When we arrived at the fist slum, we noticed that the government had completely torn it down.  All of … Continue reading →