Days after the 2026 National Crusade held at Jubilee Park in Kumasi, congregants have continued to share powerful testimonies of healing and transformation. The event, which drew thousands, has left a lasting impact, with stories emerging both on social media and through the church’s counselling teams.
The testimonies range from healing of health conditions to relief from personal struggles. While the counselling team has received numerous accounts (names withheld for confidentiality), some worshippers have taken to platforms such as Facebook to share their experiences publicly.
One remarkable testimony came from a woman of Christ Congregation, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Kumasi, who described how she was healed during the crusade. “God healed me,” she said. “On day two, during prayer for healing, God touched me. I had numbness, stiffness, waist pain, and high blood pressure. By God’s grace, I was healed after I was touched.”
Her joy continued the following day: “On day three, during praises, I joined in the dancing and jubilation like a young person, even though I am 60. I continued dancing even in the rains. I was filled with energy I cannot describe. God has healed me and I give all praise to Him. I received my miracle.”
Across social media, similar testimonies have been shared. One worshipper, Faustina Aboagye, wrote: “I received my miracle during the crusade from nerve damage. Glory be to God. I wish another crusade would be organised.”
The flow of testimonies underscores the spiritual significance of the National Crusade, highlighting how moments of prayer, praise, and worship became channels of divine intervention. For many, the event was not just a gathering but a turning point in their faith journey—an encounter with God that brought healing, renewal, and hope.
