Please see my teammates Stacy’s blog to get more perspective on this subject.

I am walking home. I am tired after a long day of travel to a nearby village, door-to-door evangelism and getting to know our new ministry contact. We are stumbling through the streets trying to maintain some semblance of awareness of our surroundings but I am really just thinking about getting to sleep as soon as possible.

We are passing by lots of people. They stare at us like the freak show that we are walking through town with our headlamps, white skin and a guitar. I have strategically placed myself on one side of Casey wanting to be within arms reach if anything happens so when I feel a tug on my arm I reached for him just to find I had been too slow and he was already ahead of me. I turned around to find a young woman staring at me. She pointed to her back and when I peered around I found a baby slung on her back. She grabbed his left foot and started to show me what appeared to be some form of infection enveloping his entire leg. When I looked closer I could see similar boils covering his scalp and spotting his face and arms.

I had no idea what this was, I have never seen anything so awful. She doesn’t speak English, but she does know the word pray. She repeated this word several times as I was examining the child’s body. I was glad she did, as she did not know, but she was reminding me of my authority in the Kingdom of God over all sicknesses and even death.

Casey and Erin have a great anointing and passion for physical healing. They pray with great fervor day in and day out knowing that the God they serve loves the person they are praying for and wants to see them whole. So I called them back to pray for this baby boy. One of our contacts came with them and wanting to get us home safely, told us we had to keep moving. We say a quick prayer let her know where to find us the next day and keep moving.
 
To Be Continued…