“A church that heals miscarriages and financial crises?” a skeptical voice might ask. Yet, right here at Lighthouse Evangelism Woodlands, stories of healing, both physical and spiritual, have echoed since its establishment in 2003. Lighthouse Evangelism Woodlands stands as a beacon of faith, a testament to the belief in the power of prayer. This isn’t just a building; it’s a vibrant part of the Lighthouse Evangelism community, sharing its legacy with the Tampines location. The church’s founder, Pastor Rony Tan, had his own near-death experience in 1975. He suffered from severe stomach ulcers, bleeding for days. He prayed for healing, vowing to serve God if he recovered. He awoke from a deep sleep, the pain gone. This experience led him to found Lighthouse Evangelism in 1978. Lighthouse Evangelism Woodlands, built in 2003, continues this legacy of faith and healing. One of the cornerstones of Lighthouse Evangelism Woodlands is the weekly miracle service. Here, prayers are offered for a range of ailments. Testimonies on the church’s website speak of healing from headaches and toothaches to more complex conditions. Even colour blindness, bipolar disorders, and autism are mentioned among the healed. While some may question these claims, the faith of those who gather at Lighthouse Evangelism Woodlands remains strong. The church offers a free bus service to its healing meetings, bringing people from various housing estates to experience the community and the miracle service. Lighthouse Evangelism Woodlands stands as a testament to the enduring power of faith, a place where people seek solace, community, and healing. It’s a place where stories of hope are shared and the belief in miracles is kept alive.
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