Healing on the Streets debate - David John & Geoff Lillis - Unbelievable?
David John leads an under-the-radar healing ministry to Muslims in the Middle East. He discusses the evidence for healing with atheist Geoff Lillis who he recently spent an evening with in Dublin on a night of healing encounters. Justin also plays o...
June 23, 2014
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June 23, 2014
Healing on the Streets debate - David John & Geoff Lillis - Unbelievable?
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Healing on the Streets debate - David John & Geoff Lillis - Unbelievable?
Summary
David John leads an under-the-radar healing ministry to Muslims in the Middle East.
He discusses the evidence for healing with atheist Geoff Lillis who he recently spent an evening with in Dublin on a night of healing encounters.
Justin also plays out some of his own day with a Healing on the Streets team.
Read Justin's recent articles on healing and miracles: Global Miracles & Miracles in the UK
Book for Unbelievable? The Conference 2014 www.premier.org.uk/reasonablefaith
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For Geoff Lillis http://www.geoffsshorts.blogspot.co.uk
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