Kathryn Kuhlman (1907–1976)

Part of me is still skeptical about this book. Of course, I think that God can do the things described here. Indeed, I know that God does heal. I'm just not so sure about the way it is described here...like a force running through your body.

I don't know why so many controversial people insist on not be criticized. After the introduction, the first page of the book asks you not to read if you are going to have a "critical, cynical, and disbelieving spirit." That tipped off a red flag for me. show more People who are SURE that they are using the true power of the Holy Spirit would encourage everyone to read it, knowing that that same spirit would work to help their hearts soften to the message. show less

True stories of 20 people considered hopeless by medical science, who later returned cured, amazing their own doctors and went on to live new, utterly joyful lives, transformed by their new-found faith. Fascinating!

Twenty stories of "impossible" healings written by the person involved with brief intros by Miss Kuhlman. Who can argue with a personal experience?

Inside these covers are some of the most extraordinary documents ever written - the true case histories of twenty-one men, women and children actually healed of medically incurable diseases by the power of faith.