As EX-MIINISTER’S SON AND DAUGHTER IN-LAW RECEIVE HEALINGS
It has been miracles galore at the Shabak Centre venue of the weekly programme conducted by Evangelist Graham Jacobs who is fast becoming one of the most popular men of God on account of the healing and deliverance programmes. Graham Jacobs, who is the presiding Minister at the Ruach Gospel Centre started out with his ministry less than a year ago but if you ever had cause to attend his programmes you would think that he had been there for years.The list of worshippers who have received one form of healing or the other continues to get longer by the day as people from all walks of life, the rich, the poor, professionals and the jobless all come around for the programme which takes place every Sunday afternoon at the Shabak Centre in Utako Abuja.
Of note however are the recent healings of the son as well as the daughter in law to a former Minister of FCT John Kadiya. The daughter in law to the minister had had a slipped disk and based on this she had visited hospitals all over where she had spent millions looking for succor to no avail. It was in the course of her search that she was introduced to the Ruach Gospel Centre programme which she attended and eventually got her healing.
The family needed little persuasion to bring another son to the former Minister who had had stroke and was unable to walk to the man from God, Graham CN Jacobs who after praying for him for about five minutes applied the Ruach anointed oil on him. From then, it was obvious something had happened as the man who could hardly stand stood up, and continued to jump and walk at the same time. Meanwhile as at the time he was brought in, his neck was twisted so also was his mouth and leg as a result of the stroke. At the end of it all, his health was totally restored.
A top aviation service sector expert also had his own fair share of miracles. He was gradually losing his sight and indeed, had to be taken abroad to Dubai as well as America where he thought he could get succour. It was obvious he was getting blind gradually unless succour came. They had operated him at the Dubai hospital yet there was no solution. He had another appointment with the hospital and was billed to go there for treatment when a very important Nigerian brought him to the Ruach Gospel Centre meeting. After the Evangelist prayed with him, he was informed that they had to go to Adamawa State, his place place of birth, and specifically the house he built for his mother.
With the man of God, they travelled to Adamawa State and to his house which he built for his mother. Behind the house, the man of God pointed to a spot where he claimed something was buried. When they dug the place what they found was astonishing. It was a doll, toy in form of a girl which was bound with red and black clothes. The two eyes of the doll were pricked with pin-like objects and the toy was buried like that. After exhuming the object, Evangelist Graham Jacobs removed the objects on the eyes of the doll and immediately the man who was at the centre of it all had relief. His eyes were no longer paining him and he could see clearly.
Graham Jacobs then revealed that three people were behind the man’s travails. Shortly after the incident, two of them died later.
The avalanche of miracles has indeed turned both Graham Jacob’s office and the Shabak Centre where he ministers on Sundays to hot spots for visitors from as far as all the corners of Nigeria and beyond.
Of note however are the recent healings of the son as well as the daughter in law to a former Minister of FCT John Kadiya. The daughter in law to the minister had had a slipped disk and based on this she had visited hospitals all over where she had spent millions looking for succor to no avail. It was in the course of her search that she was introduced to the Ruach Gospel Centre programme which she attended and eventually got her healing.
The family needed little persuasion to bring another son to the former Minister who had had stroke and was unable to walk to the man from God, Graham CN Jacobs who after praying for him for about five minutes applied the Ruach anointed oil on him. From then, it was obvious something had happened as the man who could hardly stand stood up, and continued to jump and walk at the same time. Meanwhile as at the time he was brought in, his neck was twisted so also was his mouth and leg as a result of the stroke. At the end of it all, his health was totally restored.
A top aviation service sector expert also had his own fair share of miracles. He was gradually losing his sight and indeed, had to be taken abroad to Dubai as well as America where he thought he could get succour. It was obvious he was getting blind gradually unless succour came. They had operated him at the Dubai hospital yet there was no solution. He had another appointment with the hospital and was billed to go there for treatment when a very important Nigerian brought him to the Ruach Gospel Centre meeting. After the Evangelist prayed with him, he was informed that they had to go to Adamawa State, his place place of birth, and specifically the house he built for his mother.
With the man of God, they travelled to Adamawa State and to his house which he built for his mother. Behind the house, the man of God pointed to a spot where he claimed something was buried. When they dug the place what they found was astonishing. It was a doll, toy in form of a girl which was bound with red and black clothes. The two eyes of the doll were pricked with pin-like objects and the toy was buried like that. After exhuming the object, Evangelist Graham Jacobs removed the objects on the eyes of the doll and immediately the man who was at the centre of it all had relief. His eyes were no longer paining him and he could see clearly.
Graham Jacobs then revealed that three people were behind the man’s travails. Shortly after the incident, two of them died later.
The avalanche of miracles has indeed turned both Graham Jacob’s office and the Shabak Centre where he ministers on Sundays to hot spots for visitors from as far as all the corners of Nigeria and beyond.
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