Invitation extended to Divine Healing Ministries services in Larne

A warm invitation has been extended to anyone interested in attending the next monthly Divine Healing Ministries services being held in Larne.

“Have you been feeling under pressure because of the cost of living? Are you struggling to cope with everyday life? Have you ever wondered why happiness and joy can feel so short-lived?

"If so, you are warmly invited to our monthly healing services in Larne,” said a spokesperson for the group of Christians from across the Larne area who come together each month to offer prayer for anyone who would like support. "We offer prayer not only for physical healing, but also for emotional, mental and spiritual wellbeing. Many of those who come for prayer tell us that they experience great comfort, encouragement and renewed strength during this time. It does not matter what your faith background is - or even if you have no faith at all - everyone is welcome to come and share in a quiet and caring time of prayer.

"When Jesus saw people in need, He responded with compassion. He did not question their background, but simply asked what they needed. Throughout history, prayer has brought about remarkable healing in both body and mind, and continues to offer hope to people today. "Placing your trust in Jesus can bring unexpected strength during difficult times and often brings clarity when you are unsure of the way forward. Many people discover a deeper and lasting peace and joy through faith.”

Some of the members of the Divine Healing Ministries team Larne at a recent service in Craigyhill Methodist Church. Included are Dr Sylvia Gourley (far right), worship leader, and  Naomi McClelland (centre front) prayer team member and a trustee of Divine Healing Ministries. Picture: supplied by DHMplaceholder image
Some of the members of the Divine Healing Ministries team Larne at a recent service in Craigyhill Methodist Church. Included are Dr Sylvia Gourley (far right), worship leader, and Naomi McClelland (centre front) prayer team member and a trustee of Divine Healing Ministries. Picture: supplied by DHM

The group has been holding healing services in the Larne area for a number of years and now has begun this year’s programme. The next service will take place at Linn Road Community Centre on Sunday, February 22 at 3pm.

"The service includes a short time of worship and praise, followed by personal prayer and, if you wish, anointing with oil. "Tea and coffee will be served afterwards, giving you the opportunity to talk with members of the prayer team and to learn more about our work and about what local churches can offer,” the spokesperson said.

The March service will be held at Larne Christian Fellowship Church, Old Glenarm Road, on Sunday, March 22 at 3pm.

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