God Can Do It Again
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1. Miracles Do Happen: A Reporter’s Account
2. God Always Answers Little Girl’s Prayers
3. Ours Not To Reason Why
4. Canadian Sunrise
5. From Russia To Love
6. The Man With Two Canes
7. Things Are Different Now
8. When The Bough Breaks
9. It Could Happen To Your Daughter
10. A Doctor’s Quest
11. An Invalid The Rest Of My Life
12. Portrait In Ebony
13. Things Money Cannot Buy
14. A Clown Laughs Again
15. Be Careful How You Pray
16. Cold Turkey
17. Medically Incurable
18. “Comrade” With Christ
19. Look Everyone, I’m Walking
Afterword: Those Who Are Not Healed P. 273
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The newly-reprinted classic by the most extraordinarily anointed woman of her time. Each chapter contains another person’s story. Each of these ordinary people, having nowhere left to turn, experienced the willingness of God to touch them right where they stood! Read these amazing testimonies wrought by God’s extraordinary servant, and know that GOD CAN DO IT AGAIN-FOR YOU!
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SKU (ISBN): 9780882707105
ISBN10: 0882707108
Kathryn Kuhlman
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: July 1993
Publisher: Bridge-Logos Publishers
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