Great Testimonies at Great Redemption Prayer Church

With “God Is our Hope”, as their motto, members of the Great Redemption Prayer Chapel, (GRPC) have indeed received redemption, freedom, deliverance and salvation from the church via its abounding grace and abounding wonders.

Subsequently, many have had respite and relief from their numerous affliction after their encounter with the church. This came to light through testimonies they churned out in the church on Sunday, October 31, 2021 at the church’s premises at Obom Road, Kasoa, behind Afahjoh School.

RELIEF FOR CHILD WHO SWALLOWED PIN

Giving her testimony amidst shedding of tears, Joyce Donkor, an apprentice – hair dresser recounted how her 1½ year old daughter got relieved of a swallowed hair dressing pin on her encounter with Maa Martha, Head Pastor of the Young Church.

Sobbing and wiping her tears, Joyce said she lost all hope as medical care sought to have ended her, the surgical operation staring at her as the most appropriate option, in her financial constraints.

According to Joyce, while at work about five (5) months ago, she saw the little child putting her fingers inside her throat. Upon critical examination, she notice that the child had swallowed one of the pins they use at work. Amidst screening, she rushed her to the Kasoa Old Hospital, where she was referred to the Korle – Bu Teaching Hospital after an X-ray examination indicated that the child had indeed swallowed the object.

Joyce maintained that at Korle – Bu, she was asked to send the child home and if after three days she did no release the pin through her stool, then she should bring her back to Korle – Bu for the intended surgical operation to remove the object.

In her anguish, she bumped into one, Safo Maame Maa fia Asante, a Pastor in that church who introduced her to Maa Martha. Joyce continued that all this while, the child failed to go to toilet, let alone bring out the swallowed pin in her stool.

Joyce recounted that on meeting Maa Martha, she calmed her down. And after praying for the child, gave her special shea butter to lick. Thereafter, Maa Martha asked Joyce to give her orange juice in the evening before going to bed.

“In my haste, I did not reach the house before giving her the orange. Rather I gave her the orange on my way home”, she said, smiling this time round.

Joyce maintained that no sooner had they reached home, then the child screamed that she would visit the loom, as for the past three days, she had not done it before.

Getting more lively this time round, Joyce stated that the little child brought out the pin in her stool, thus saving her the anguish she was going through. Giving thanks to Maa Martha, she urged all around to have faith in Maa Joyce and especially in her special miraculous shea butter.

CRIPLE WITH THIN LEG WALKS

In yet another shocking development, Pastor Mabel also gave her testimony as to how her crippled boy with thin legs was made whole and capable to walk via Maa Martha’s prayers.

MORE WONDERS

There were other testimonies on how a school boy who had been rendered blind by her colleagues for refusing to allow his work to be copied during exams got his sight restored via Maa Martha’s prayers.

Also, the testimony was given of a young boy who had his right hand fingers fixed together and gotten rotten, regain his freedom via Maa Martha’s prayers.

HUNCH – BACK SUFFER HEALED

Yet another mind – boggling miracle of a hunch-back sufferer getting the defect removed and the sufferer straightened.

CHRONIC SORES HEALED

Also, Maa Martha is reputed with healing chronic sores ranging from 5 – 13 years old.

MOTHER OF ALL MIRACLES

There is also this incredible but true healing story of the re-appearance of the genital organs of two gentlemen. These gentlemen, we gathered suffered this fate through various ways. So, after the incident, their organs vanished, and their suffering thereafter is just imaginable. These mind-boggling miracles notwithstanding, media – shy Maa Martha shys away from media exposure. However, your probing will bring more.

By S. O. Ankamah