Faith Healing Collection

The Divine Healing Campaign in Birtley, County Durham conducted by Howell M. Harris with Mrs. Wears of Craghead, Stanley, who for 4 years suffered severe pains caused througha displaced disc in

Dr Robert sew up an incision after the conclusion of an operation a terrific amount of imagination is necessary to experience the effects of the invisable operation. Circa 1955

A group of people all suffers from one complaint or another, gathered today at the sanctuary, Burrows Lea, Shere Surrey. They had all come to see faith healer Harry Edward

Pastor Howell M. Harris at the Great Revival and Devine Healing Campaign in the City Hall, Newcastle lays his hands on 5 year old Dorothy Drummond of Gateshead who has one of her eyes turned in

Faith healer Mr. Alexander Albert Lunn with a patient during one of his services in 1956

Mrs. Kay Manning: Her stomach pains vanished as faith healer Mr. Melvin Banks laid his hands on her at the Marsh Road Methodist Chapel in 1979

Mr. Harry Edwards held a Spritual Healing Service and demonstration at the City Hall Newcatle in 1971

Faith healer the Rev. Alexander Tee, during a session at the Classic Cinema, Whitley Bay in 1976

Medieval healing through prayer
Attempt to cure disease through the intercession of a saint, Middle Ages. Hand-colored 19th-century woodcut reproduction of a medieval illustration

The healing hands of Mr. Alexander Alfred Lunn leader of the healing services at the Higher Thought Christian Spiritualist Church, on Westgate Road, Newcastle in 1956

Votive Relief to Asclepius
A votive relief in clay to Asclepius by Cutius from Gaul in return for restoring his hearing. (1st century AD). In the Greco-Roman world

Votive Relief to Asclepius C016 / 8805
This votive relief to Asclepius is a polyvisceral ceramic plaque shaped like an open human chest with some of the internal organs showing (3-2nd century BC)

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"Unveiling the Power of Faith Healing: A Journey through Time and Miracles" Step into the Divine Healing Campaign in Birtley, County Durham, led by the renowned Howell M. Witness Dr. Robert skillfully sewing up an incision after a remarkable operation, showcasing the tremendous impact of faith. Intriguingly, a diverse group of people with various ailments find solace within this realm of healing. Pastor Howell M. Harris orchestrates the Great Revival and Devine Healing Campaign at City Hall, where hope intertwines with spirituality. Transporting us to 1956, we encounter Mr. Alexander Albert Lunn as he compassionately tends to patients during his faith-filled services. Mrs. Kay Manning's stomach pains mysteriously vanish under his care - a testament to the profound influence faith healers possess. Notably, Mr. Harry Edwards captivates audiences at City Hall through his Spiritual Healing Service and captivating demonstrations that leave spectators awestruck by their curative potential. The Reverend Alexander Tee takes center stage at Classic Cinema during intense sessions that delve into spiritual realms beyond our comprehension; here lies another avenue for healing through unwavering belief. Reflecting on history's tapestry, we uncover medieval practices where prayer served as a conduit for healing - reminding us that faith has long been intertwined with mankind's pursuit of wellness. Once again, we witness a gathering of individuals plagued by afflictions seeking relief from their suffering - united in their shared quest for restoration and renewal. Ultimately, Mr. Harry Edwards returns to City Hall once more to offer his Spiritual Healing Service - reinforcing how these gatherings continue to inspire countless souls towards embracing hope amidst adversity. Faith healing transcends time and space.