A four-year-old boy was able to hear for the first time whilst attending ‘United’ – a New Wine festival in August.Church surrounded by flames but remains untouched in East London ‘miracle’
A church in Wennington “miraculously” survived after bring surrounded by a wildfire.
As record temperatures soared in July, almost 20 homes were destroyed as the blaze ripped through terraced homes nearby.
The graveyard of Wennington Church was scorched by the flames, which surrounded the Grade II listed St Mary and St Peter’s Church.
Despite being just centimetres from the roaring fire, on all sides, the church building was unharmed.
The vicar has called it a “miracle” thanks to the careful work of the church warden.
Miracles reported from Ukraine by the ‘Angels’ of Kyiv
The Deputy General Secretary of the Ukrainian Bible Society said miracles were taking place in Ukraine, despite the horror of war.
In March, Anatoliy Raychynets, in Kyiv, said an increasing amount of people were turning to Christianity to find light in the darkness since the Russian invasion began. He said the power of God was preventing even worse devastation.
He told Premier: “We are very grateful to all of you who are standing with us in prayer and solidarity. I want to tell you that with prayer we see so many miracles. I have seen personally many miracles over the last 16 days – when bombs or rockets have fallen but not exploded and lots of lives have been saved because of that. Russian tanks have been left because they were empty of fuel and soldiers have run off.
“In Odesa, in the Black Sea, there has been a storm for four days and ships couldn’t come closer to the city to shoot rockets. So prayers are already bringing results and miracles are saving a lot of lives.”