The “leg-lengthening miracle”, popularized by Todd White comes from an old stage-magic trick used by traveling faith healers in the early and mid-20th century. Pentecostal “healing evangelists” such as John G. Lake, A. A. Allen, and various lesser-known tent-revival preachers regularly performed the stunt as a visually dramatic way to claim a healing anointing. The method typically involves seating a person, lifting their legs by the heels, subtly shifting the shoes, pulling one foot forward, or

The King who has extended limitless mercy to us expects us to, in turn, extend that mercy to others.

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✍️ Stevocher: Today at New Life Pentecostal Church, Kitengela, Babu Owino reminded us that life isn’t measured by what we own but by the hearts we touch and the lives we lift. Bishop Daniel Migosi lived a life of faith, service, and purpose — a true example of walking with God. 🕊️ So ask yourself today… What are we really looking for in life? 🙏 #Stevocher #BabuOwino #BishopMigosi #NewLifePentecostalChurch #Kitengela

it’s more of an organization than a religion atp #pastorskid #pentecostal #religion #exchristian #religioustrauma

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