One day in January 2024, I woke up in the morning and felt pain in my neck. I could feel a small lump. As time passed, the lump grew bigger and bigger to turn into a bump, and the affected area became swollen. It was easily visible, so I turned up my collar or covered it with a scarf. ...
~ Deaconess Yeon-Hee Cho (28th Parish; 1-4 Women's Mission)
On or around May 12 of this year, my daughter Min-Joo (second grader) began sniveling and complained of a pain in her ears. I thought it was the case of a common cold but Min-Joo was so sick she was unable to move. When she was examined at a hospital the following day, Min-Joo was diagnosed with acute otitis media. It was a severe case in which the interiors of the entire eardrum had become contaminated with bacteria, pus, and pressure in the middle ear. We came home only with prescription. On Sunday, May 18, Min-Joo received prayer from the Senior Pastor and from that day on, she never complained of any pain in her ear. We went back to the hospital the next day and were told that Min-Joo's condition had markedly improved. From a frame of a Biblical verse hanging on the wall in the doctor's office, I assumed he was also a Christian. "Min-Joo didn't take any medication, doctor. A pastor prayed for her." He told us that Min-Joo's condition had improved as if she had undergone treatments at the hospital for a week or two. After receiving the Senior Pastor's prayer again on Friday the 23rd, we went back to the hospital for a third time and a physical exam and an impedance audiometry revealed that everything had turned normal. "Hallelujah! God has healed her," the doctor said, quite clearly astonished at how Min-Joo hadn't taken any medication. "She's okay now."
1. Prior to Receiving Prayer ~ Interiors of the entire eardrum had become contaminated with bacteria, pus and pressure in the middle ear
2. After Receiving Prayer ~ Acute otitis media disappeared
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~ Deaconess Yeon-Hee Cho
