FAITH-HEALING.

Hokitika Guardian, 4 October 1923, Page 1

FAITH-HEALING.

Mil HICKSON’S MISSION. REMARKABLE ANSW ER S. [I!V TKI.IvOItAI’IT —l’Klt I'UKSS ASSOCIATION.J AUCKLAND, Sept. 3. There v, ere some remarkable answers made ,'to a ‘'Star” reporter at the conclusion <4 the Hickson Mission at St. .Matthew’s Church the fust morning :~ “Tliore goes my mother-in-law. 82 years of age; she lias never walked so veil before.” "There are my little boy’s glasses in my bag; he says lie can see without them.” "1 can see perfectly, though for a long time it was as if there was gravel in my *p , . "Ilial gji'l ha- inberruinr trouble, she sags she fuels e\or so much hvltci : and that lady is a somewhat similar case.” "There are tlure invalid chairs in the sale, and the oevtlp’.iills have gone home without them. A' lor miracles, there were mme. i eoplc were carried into the church on strelchets. chairs and otherwise. Hands Were laid on them, hut not, one took Up hi- bed and walked, although the people eel I a inly looked happier Ulan before.

ii is shitt'd tlußo who Iliul liojH'fl and |M*i»\v<l tor si:iritual oxjiorivnco of universal character wi*iv :dd<‘ to testify to a vv onderful st in-ini' <>l >oid. Fo I lowing sll<-'i ivmaikablo scenes at: the |Tc}>urnii>ry services ol intercession it. was U) ho cxj.ected ilial tin* liu.lv eoiigrejiaUon (d inicroesi-ors ami sidierers at ll!H first healiiiy; service would vxi'eiiom o oxaltat ion of soul to a ran* decree hut- lea lisa lions could Hot have exceeded anticipation*.