"The Handkerchief Crusade and Church Leaders' Seminar with Rev. Dr. Myong-Ho Cheong" took place in the cities of Butembo and Goma in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, July 17-18 and July 20-21, respectively. More than 80,000 people gathered at "The Butembo Handkerchief (Acts 19:11-12) Crusade" to experience and witness the manifestations of God's power that opened the eyes of the blind, straightened crippled legs, and healed people of AIDS. "The Church Leaders' Seminar" brought together more than 700 pastors and church leaders from Pentecostal congregations, the Anglican Church, and Baptist churches and 72 pastors who received overflowing grace from the Seminar signed up their churches as Manmin branch churches. At the handkerchief crusade at Goma with approximately 60,000 people in attendance, countless gave glory to God with their healing, including restoration of hearing. "The Church Leaders' Seminar" there attracted about 750 pastors and ministers, and 93 of the participants signed up their congregations as Manmin branch churches.
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"The Handkerchief Crusade and Church Leaders' Seminar with Rev. Dr. Myong-Ho Cheong" took place in the cities of Butembo and Goma in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, July 17-18 and July 20-21, respectively. More than 80,000 people gathered at "The Butembo Handkerchief (Acts 19:11-12) Crusade" to experience and witness the manifestations of God's power that opened the eyes of the blind, straightened crippled legs, and healed people of AIDS. "The Church Leaders' Seminar" brought together more than 700 pastors and church leaders from Pentecostal congregations, the Anglican Church, and Baptist churches and 72 pastors who received overflowing grace from the Seminar signed up their churches as Manmin branch churches. At the handkerchief crusade at Goma with approximately 60,000 people in attendance, countless gave glory to God with their healing, including restoration of hearing. "The Church Leaders' Seminar" there attracted about 750 pastors and ministers, and 93 of the participants signed up their congregations as Manmin branch churches.
