Health worker

In 2019, my mum had sicknesses and also a lot of problems, so I called her and told her to come so we could go for prayers at Kayanja's church. She agreed.

When she reached Kampala, a taxi in the park knocked her leg, and her knee got paralysed, so she could only limp. We came to church, but she had no faith that she could be healed. So, as the pastor was praying, he told us to touch where we felt pain. My mum kept asking me, "Will I be healed?" I told her yes. So, as we were praying, God healed her, and when she went back home, she told me that every problem she had started being solved by God, one by one.

Glory be to God!

Then, in 2020, around August, she was admitted to the ICU. She had some terrible ulcers, and she couldn't breathe without life support. She could not talk, and everybody had lost hope. She had spent four days in the ICU, and it was my brother, who was doing his internship as a medical doctor, together with his colleagues, who was treating her.

He told me he saw no sign of my mum surviving.

So, I called her, and it was my dad who picked up and said my mum couldn't talk because she was in a coma. I told him to take the phone to her, and he did.

So, I called her and said, "Mum," and she responded. I asked her, "Do you remember the God who healed you at Kayanja's church?" She said yes, and I told her to touch where she felt pain, and she did so.

I prayed over the phone. As I was praying, I felt power get out of me, and when I finished praying, I went into a deep sleep. That was at 7 a.m., and I woke up at 3 p.m. I immediately called my mum.

Oh God, can you imagine? She picked up my call, laughing and speaking so loudly, as if she had never been sick! I told her what had happened to me while I was praying. She said she had felt the same thing I felt and had also gone into a deep sleep. She had woken up at 3 p.m., healed and even eating, and she was discharged that very day.

What an amazing God we serve!