Ms Kearoma Jim’s life was characterized by extensive acute pelvic pains that later translated to PV bleeding, an ailment of two full years; from 2012 to 2014. Nearly drained of blood in her system, she tabled the matter with the medics in one of the local hospitals who then performed a series of scans and medical examinations. All these were attempts to thoroughly examine her uterine walls to pin-point the cause of her intense bleeding which later proved to be a haemorrhagic cyst. Having received the prognosis, she was given a prescription of medication which were meant to erase or cause the cyst to shrink on its own but alas! There was no significant progress.
Failing to yield to her situation, she made her way to 3G Ministries and was arranged for the prayer line. Such an arrangement set her aside for God’s special attention; with no word said, a touch from Prophet Cedric was enough to bring an end to her calamity. A few days after being prayed for, she delivered a bloody meat ball-like substance which signified the completion of her healing. The history of her life has been re-written and she has never been subject to bleeding, even the doctors have confirmed the absence of a cyst in her body.
Ms Jim then became conversant with the works of God and consequently an attendee of the 3G Ministries services including the Crossover Candlelight Service. “When the man of God declared that we should call out our names, I did so in faith and believed that 2016 would be a unique year for me and it was indeed- I became a candidate of promotion in my work place.”
Narrating her story, she expounded that she had been a messenger for eight years in one of the governmental departments and had never tasted promotion in all her years of employment. But after the 2015/2016 Crossover Candlelight service, she was recommended for a promotion which was successfully processed and was elevated from a mere messenger to a Switchboard Operator which all comes with a good salary increment and many more benefits to the glory of Jesus Christ.
