Rev. Jae-Rock Lee

Success of "2000 Japan Nagoya Miracle Convention with Rev. Lee"

Seven deaf-mutes got healed at the same time and many people also got healed of various diseases -"2000 Nagoya Miracle Convention with Rev. Jae-Rock Lee" was held at Nagoya Harbor Center under the auspices of the United Holiness Churches in Japan from September 14 to 15 and successfully ended, reports Manmin church press centre.

Showing the high-qualified Christian culture Nagoya got damaged a lot by the 14th typhoon 'Saomai'. But from September 13, the weather changed and the convention could make a successful progress in the fine weather.

Including Japanese Praise Mission, Nissi Orchestra, Art Mission, Hallelujah Mission, Sound of Light & Crystal Singers, Love Dance Mission, Light and Salt Dance Mission, Rev. Jae-Ho Lee, Mrs. Hae-Kyung Kim and Mrs. Ju-Hyun Song gave special performances which were full of grace and impression at this convention.

Experienced remarkable works of God through words of power and prayer at the first session on September 14, the speaker Rev. Lee proclaimed "The Creator God" and his preaching impressed Japanese pastors and attendants a lot.

At the second session in the morning of September 15, he delivered the message of the salvation under the subject, "Why did Jesus Christ become our savior?" and made them to have a big faith by preaching under the subject, "Jehovah who heals" at the last session in the afternoon.

The deaf-mutes testifying their healing

After his preaching, Rev. Lee prayed for the sick earnestly. Seven of twelve deaf-mutes who saw bills and attended to the convention came to hear and speak. Many people also got healed of their illnesses or diseases. It was successful and blessed convention where God's will about Japan in the future could be expected to be fulfilled through the Holiness Gospel and works of power.

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[11/03/2010]

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