About 5 years ago, I left the church and became lukewarm. Meanwhile I developed acute arthritis on the left knee and had difficulty climbing a building without an elevator. Still less, the hearing on the left ear worsened due to the aftereffects of brain tumor surgery and I was diagnosed with hearing impairment at the end of 2023. Then, I began wearing a hearing aid. ...
Nairobi Manmin Holiness Church in Kenya Had Its Sanctuary Relocation Service
On February 26, Nairobi Manmin Holiness Church in Kenya, Africa had its Sanctuary Relocation Service with 2,500 people in attendance.
Bishop Kitonka, President of East Africa Gospel Evangelical Association and Bishop Adoyo, President of Kenya Gospel Evangelical Association addressed the gathering referring to Dr. Jaerock Lee's Kenya United Crusade in 2001 and the great blessing that was brought to Africa. They expressed their delight to have joined the ministry of Manmin that testifies to the living God with clear evidences.
During the evening service on the same day, Bishop Dr. Myongho Cheong led a Handkerchief Healing Meeting. He delivered the message entitled "God the Creator and Jesus Christ our Mediator" that was based on 1 Timothy 2:5. Many people were healed through Bishop Dr. Cheong's prayer and the handkerchief on which Dr. Lee had prayed (Acts 19:11-12). Many of them regained better eyesight, and there were many also who received healing of afflictions including malaria, stroke, and asthma. They gave glory to God. Adding to the happiness of the members, a circular rainbow surrounded the sun in the sky over the church.
This sanctuary relocation service was held in a temporary sanctuary before the sanctuary construction. All of the church members displayed a sense of unity and their longing hearts for the construction before God with weekly fasting and prayer on Thursdays. The missionaries and church workers even took part in constructing the temporary sanctuary with love for souls day and night.
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On February 26, Nairobi Manmin Holiness Church in Kenya, Africa had its Sanctuary Relocation Service with 2,500 people in attendance.
