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Zustand: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Don's sermons provide enlightenment for this neglected ministry of healing in congregations. This guide illumines areas of evil and suffering, prayer, isolation of illness, therapy of forgiveness, faith and the power of immortality and the risen Chri…st. It is a call to be healed and to heal. George W. Bashore, Resident Bishop United Methodist Church The Pittsburgh Area I recommend this book to those who are ready to begin more intentional healing ministries, as well as to those who are looking for ways to be more effective in the church: God's healing community. James K. Wagner Director, Prayer And Healing Ministries The Upper Room, Nashville, Tennessee Up And Down The Mountain is about healing. It includes seven sermons on healing, a chapter on how to begin a healing ministry, a suggested order of worship service with hymns and a valuable bibliography. Foreword by J. Robert Nelson, director Institute of Religion, Texas Medical Center, Houston, Texas Donald Dotterer is pastor of the Wesley United Methodist Church in New Castle, Pennsylvania. He received his master of divinity and doctorate degrees from Boston University. He also received degrees from Drew University and Grove City College.
