"Healing miracles" expected when "prophet" comes to Gloucester
A CHURCH in Gloucester says it is expecting to see "healing miracles" when a high profile preacher visits this weekend.
Julian Adams, who describes himself as an "experienced prophet" will be at The City Church Gloucester tonight and tomorrow.
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SPIRITUAL: Julian Adams.
Leaders believe his presence will bring "supernatural" Biblical wonders, including the healing of the sick.
Mr Adams claims those who have benefited from his prayers include a 15-year-old boy who had his hearing restored and a couple who said they were medically unable to have children and are now expecting their first child.
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When asked how he would answer sceptics Mr Adams told The Citizen: "I don't claim to be a healer. As a Christian and member of the Evangelical church, I believe God heals.
"We don't understand why he sometimes doesn't heal but he's a good, loving God and wants to heal today."
Born to Christian parents in Cape Town, he moved to England in 2006 and visits churches around the world as part of his work as director of ministry organisation Frequentsee Trust.
The 34-year-old has been invited to bring his "spiritual gifts" to the George Whitefield Centre, in Great Western Road tonight and tomorrow at 7.30pm and in a service of celebration on Sunday at 10am.
Lead elder of the church Mark Jones said: "We're expecting great things."
Jan van der Elsen, from the Buddist Centre in Gloucester, disagreed with the idea and said: "Nobody can heal you but yourself. Even doctors can't, they give you medication and that's what stimulates you to heal."
10 Comments
by sticks_stones
Friday, March 15 2013, 7:45PM
“Christ, I thought it was Jabba the Hut!”
by Matt1006
Friday, March 15 2013, 2:41PM
“Can he cure scepticism, as I'm suffering from an extreme outbreak of it having read this article.”
by monkeymoo79
Friday, March 15 2013, 2:32PM
“Check out Derren Browns programme on how this actually appears to work! Its all very clever mind Trickery! Fascinating stuff but not a miracle!”
by EllJay1
Friday, March 15 2013, 2:05PM
“If he's a prophet can someone ask him to prophesy the winner of today's Gold Cup, or even better, the Six Nations and we can see if he gets either right. At least with the Six nations he's got a 50/50 chance of being correct.”
by lordigaga
Friday, March 15 2013, 12:56PM
“Lord Gaga is speechless”
by RoadWombat
Friday, March 15 2013, 10:54AM
“"Experienced prophet", is he?
I'm sure he and his charity have experienced a great deal of profit.”
by Alfredo_
Friday, March 15 2013, 9:20AM
“The man is either a fruit-cake or a fraud. My money's on him being a fr...”
by TimMessanger
Friday, March 15 2013, 9:04AM
“Just a thought, maybe he could cure all the badgers of bovine TB?”
by TimMessanger
Friday, March 15 2013, 8:50AM
“OMG what a bunch!”
by Bonkim2003
Friday, March 15 2013, 8:44AM
“If you believe this you will believe anything.”