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Healing Service
(Tuesday 7.30pm & Thursday 2.00pm)
What to expect
Each of our healing mediums have developed and trained extensively within our church and give their services free of charge.
Each healing medium will make you welcome; promote the well-being of the patient and will respect information and confidences given.
They will NOT do trance healing; give massage or manipulation; give any clairvoyance; offer diagnoses, cures or recommend alternative medicine.
When a patient sits on a stool to receive, the medium will open in prayer, perform the 'laying on of hands' and then close in prayer. Should you not wish to be touched, please make this known to the healing medium and they will work around you accordingly. There will be no difference in what you receive.
A patient should occupy a stool as it becomes vacant - this is to assist with the healing flow. It is preferred that the patient does not wait for a particular healing medium, especially if the service is coming to a close. If a patient deliberately ignores a vacant stool, particularly towards the end of healing, they may be refused healing as this will cause unnecessary delay in the close of the service.
While you are waiting for healing, you may sit in the peace and tranquility, or perhaps say some prayers for those in need. This may add to your healing experience and will assist the flow of healing energy. It is important that the peace is respected and that patients do not make any loud or sudden movements. Please do not rattle money or sweet wrappers whilst in a healing service.
We hope that everyone that attends will enjoy the peace, tranquility and spirituality that the healing service brings.
Who can receive Spiritual Healing?
1. Any person over 16 years of age.
2. Any person under 16 years of age with written consent from parent/guardian.
3. Any pregnant woman before childbirth happens or from 10 days after childbirth.
4. Human healing is permitted but is not a substitute for medical care.
5. Animal healing is permitted but is not a substitute for veterinary care.
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