Healing on the Streets takes place every Saturday 11.30am-1.30pm on Pydar Street, outside Truro Library.
Healing on the Streets is a simple, but beautiful way, to reach out to the lost and hurting on the streets. We connect with our community every week, powerfully expressing God’s love in the market place. We are out there, whatever the weather, simply inviting people to sit on chairs so we can pray for them.
Many people experience God’s presence and describe it as a wonderful sense of peace and they feel very relaxed. Some people experience healing and pain relief right there on Pydar Street and often people come back a few weeks later to say they have been healed.
One of these is a lady who had suffered with a slipped disc for 13 years. She came back to tell us that since we prayed for her a few months before she’s been pain free. It’s the first time in 13 years she’s had respite from the pain. A young man came to us to let us know that, after we prayed for his back about a month ago, the pain went, and he is now fully healed. Another lady called back to say that her rheumatoid arthritis was better, but the main thing was how different she felt “inside.”
You can read more about Healing on the Streets and other HOTStories (testimonies we receive about what happens when we pray for people during Healing on the Streets (HOTS)) at www.cornwallhealingonthestreets.co.uk
The Truro team is made up of christians from different Churches in Truro and further afield, who have been trained in the HOTS prayer model and authorised to be on the team by their church leader.
