A year ago, I underwent a total abdominal hysterectomy and was diagnosed with leiomyosarcoma stage IIB, a rare and aggressive type of cancer in the uterus. Because of this, I had to undergo chemotherapy treatment.

I told God that there is no such thing as a “rare case” for Him. Everything is possible with Him. I asked Him to reveal His mighty healing power on me. After that, I started declaring, “I am healed. I am cancer-free in Jesus’ mighty name.” I even wrote this on a piece of paper, posted it on my room wall, and read it every time I was inside my room. I also continued posting Bible verses on social media.

One day, I received a message from a former colleague. She told me about the healing power of the Holy Communion and sent me some readings by Pastor Joseph Prince. I read them, and they reminded me of the suffering, death, and resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. He redeemed me from unrighteousness, made me righteous, and by His stripes, I am healed from all my pains and infirmities. The Holy Spirit convicted me, and I began partaking of the Communion with the elements I had at home.

My ex-colleague also told me to watch Pastor Prince’s sermons on YouTube. Regularly watching sermons, reading the Daily Grace Inspiration, listening to the healing prayer sent by the GRC Online team, attending the online worship services of GRC and NCC, and partaking of Holy Communion became part of my daily spiritual nourishment and brought me closer to God.

With God’s grace, I successfully completed the 6-cycle treatment with only mild side effects. God was truly with me as I endured the whole treatment. After chemotherapy, I was advised to undergo a CT scan. I fervently prayed and declared that the result would be normal and favorable. When the result came, I didn’t read it right away. I just kept declaring that it was normal and favored. Then my son told me there was a line in the report: “No trace of tumor recurrence.”

My doctor was surprised by the result. He said, “It’s negative, and it’s a miracle because your case is rare.” I pointed him to God, my healer. God is truly good. He fulfills His promises. What He has done and is still doing in my life is all because of His sustaining grace, love, and mercy.

I continue to partake of the Holy Communion, claiming the non-recurrence of tumor in my body in Jesus’ mighty name, and I am back to work now. To God be all the glory and praise!