If you are wondering how people who found Christian Science in prison fare on the outside, this video is for you.
But before you get to that part of the story, you’ll meet Chaplain Betsy. She explains how an inmate–applying what he is learning of Christian Science–first learns to be a spiritual healer, and how his prayers to be closer to God bring about two remarkable healings.
Yes, the story of this man’s incarceration ends exceedingly well, as you’ll see. What’s just as inspirational is how this man’s life now seems free of the residue of prison…a testament to God’s ability to transform the heart.
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Thank you Chaplain Betsy. . .What an inspiring testimony of the healing and restorative powers of the Christ. It was great how you persevered thru love and encouraged him each step of the way. . . and how cool that he has continued his love of Christian Science introducing his grandchildren to CS as well.
I love how you pushed right through discouragement of only one showing up, after all your unselfish efforts to be there. And then in walked the one who would demonstrate and carry the word and works.
With much gratitude for the work you do!
I agree you express a lot of love and acceptance (non-judgment) which is so needed. I work with people through AA and they’re as hungry as I once was and still am but slowly finding my way through Faith in God 💕
What an inspiring account of how the Christ touched this man’s heart and is leading him to bless others with his knowledge of God. Thank you so much!
This is very encouraging Betsy. What an incredible testimony. Thank you.
Thank you, Betsy, for sharing this wonderful healing story!
What a beautiful and very touching evidence of God’s redeeming power. Thank you \Chaplain Betsy for your selfless work in the prisons. It takes a lot of love, and you certainly express it.
Chaplain and inmate letting their light shine with healing results.