Gather, Remember, Return
A Man in London: The Tumours That Vanished
Told his non-Hodgkin lymphoma was treatable but not curable, a man in London sought Healing Rooms prayer. His tumours vanished completely.
A Woman in London: No Trace of Cancer
Diagnosed with breast cancer in May 2024, a woman in London received weekly Healing Rooms prayer. By July, scans showed no trace of cancer.
Jenny Sanders: Grace on World Cancer Day
After thirty years in ministry, Jenny Sanders faced breast cancer. What she found beyond the fear was grace โ raw, real, and personal.
Claire Gilbert: Letters from a Burning Life
Dr Claire Gilbert received a terminal myeloma diagnosis. Through Julian of Norwich, she found not denial but defiance โ joy fiercer than fear.
Joy Ogeh-Hutfield: The Voice Before Surgery
Award-winning businesswoman Joy Ogeh-Hutfield heard God speak moments before cancer surgery in Swansea. The fear broke. The cancer left.
Alex MacDougall: Psalm 23 in the Storm
Alex MacDougall was diagnosed with cancer. In the depth of treatment, Psalm 23 became a living encounter โ and the fear gave way to peace.
Louise Blyth: A London Broadcaster Tells the Truth
Louise Blyth, a London journalist and broadcaster, was diagnosed with breast cancer. She wrote openly and vulnerably about her cancer journey and the role.
Glenys Gregory: A Welsh Chapel and the Prayers That
Glenys Gregory from Wales was diagnosed with cancer and turned to her chapel community for prayer. The persistent, faithful prayers of her Welsh church.
Heather Tomlinson: A Christian Journalist Writes
Heather Tomlinson, a Christian journalist who has written extensively for Premier Christianity, was diagnosed with cancer.
Lindsay Bruce: Cancer-Free and Sharing Her Story
Lindsay Bruce from Scotland was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. After undergoing surgery and receiving persistent prayer from her church community, she was.
Sarah Teibo: The Gospel Singer Whose Healing Became
Sarah Teibo, a London-based gospel singer and songwriter, was diagnosed with breast cancer. She went through treatment alongside persistent prayer.
Ken Gorman: The Pancreatic Cancer That Had No
Ken Gorman was diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer in England and given weeks to live. Pancreatic cancer has one of the lowest survival rates of any.