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Modern

35 priests could not help her. In a church she saw Jesus crush what was choking her

North Central ProvinceΒ· 2021

Chandra visited 35 Hindu priests for an illness no doctor could name. In a Sri Lankan church she saw Jesus crush the demons choking her, was healed, and her whole family came to faith.

Modern

A soldier who should have died in battle walked into a demon's shrine

MyanmarΒ· 2010s

Pastor Dano, a former soldier, fasted three days and confronted a demon tormenting a chief's son in a Buddhist village in Myanmar. In Jesus' name it left, and the village turned to Christ.

Modern

Doctors said surgery or paralysis. Her church prayed for twenty minutes

NepalΒ· 1999

In 1999 a spinal growth was paralysing Gita Shakya. After her Nepali church prayed for twenty minutes the feeling returned, and the surgery was never needed.

Modern Louisville baptism of a man whose body healed miraculously as Chris Smythe came to Jesus in this inspiring Chris Smythe testimony.
Modern

Chris Smythe: 2% Survival Odds, a Baptism, and a Big Miracle

LouisvilleΒ· 2025

Given a 2% chance of survival after cardiac arrest, Louisville construction worker Chris Smythe woke from an eight-day coma, recovered, and was baptized.

Former athlete Ben Askren resting in a modern American hospital room as part of the Ben Askren testimony of how he found faith in crisis.
Modern

Ben Askren Woke From a 45-Day Coma and Chose Christ

United StatesΒ· 2025

Former UFC fighter Ben Askren survived pneumonia, a 45-day coma and a double lung transplant, then woke up ready to follow Jesus after 15 years of unbelief.

A smiling woman in modern East London sharing her Carly Peek testimony of how she found faith in Christ and was set free from addiction
Modern

Carly Peek: From Cocaine Addiction to Freedom in Christ

East London

After nearly two decades of addiction that began with a family tragedy, Carly Peek cried out to God from a bathroom floor. She has been free for 11 years.

Serene woman praying in a modern Toronto church atrium reflecting the Tammy Peterson testimony where her body healed as she found faith
Modern

Tammy Peterson: Healed of Terminal Cancer, Home in the Church

Toronto

Diagnosed with terminal kidney cancer in 2019, Tammy Peterson prayed daily in a hospital atrium and entered the Catholic Church healed at Easter 2024.

Peaceful modern woman holding a Bible in a healing from anxiety and depression testimony highlighting Scripture and mental health for inner peace.
Modern

Lynnie Nelson β€” After Thirty Years of Fear, Jesus Brought Her Peace

ClaremoreΒ· Contemporary

Lynnie Nelson grew up unloved, buried her twins before her first anniversary, and battled anxiety and depression for thirty years. The Scripture she hid in her heart became the ground where Jesus healed her.

Diverse group receiving Christian anxiety support in a modern church. Church anxiety help is critical amid the anxiety epidemic.
Modern

An Epidemic of Anxiety Is Meeting a Movement of Churches That Refuse to Look Away

Global (USAΒ· Ongoing

As anxiety disorders reach epidemic levels worldwide, a growing movement of churches is refusing to look away β€” launching real programmes, training prayer teams, and providing the embodied community and spiritual care that apps and waiting lists cannot offer.

Diverse group in modern church embraces. Church mental health stigma fades as they find faith and mental health support.
Modern

The Stigma Is Breaking: How Churches Are Becoming the Safest Place to Say 'I Am Not Okay'

Global (USAΒ· Ongoing since 2019

A global cultural shift is transforming churches from places where mental illness was stigmatised into some of the safest spaces to say 'I am not okay', with churches now hiring counsellors, running mental health ministries, and leaders openly sharing their own struggles.

Diverse group at church embraces faith based suicide prevention resources, reflecting hope and mental health ministry during Christian suicide.
Modern

The Church Stepped Into the Suicide Crisis and Started Saving Lives

Global (USAΒ· Ongoing since 2013

A global wave of church-based suicide prevention initiatives is emerging, combining community, faith, and trained pastoral care to fill the gap that hotlines and therapy alone cannot. Research in JAMA Psychiatry links religious attendance with significantly lower suicide risk.

People singing in church, a modern neuroscience of worship perspective on mental health benefits and reducing cortisol through praise.
Modern

The Neuroscience of Worship: Why Singing to God Does What Medication Sometimes Cannot

GlobalΒ· Ongoing

Neuroscience research confirms that corporate worship activates the exact brain pathways disrupted by depression, anxiety, and trauma β€” reducing cortisol, increasing oxytocin, quieting the fear centre, and redirecting rumination. The church has been offering collective therapy for two thousand years.

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