Stories from the Street

Galveston, TX
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The following report comes to us from team leader Janet with our team in Galveston, TX:
Those were the words that I heard in my mind as I prayed last Saturday for two evangelizers who at the time were listening to two separate Christian women recount their ordeals with family members who had experienced frightening demonic activity in their respective families.
We got off to a slow start that day and as I prayed for these women who were being counseled and cared for by our evangelizers, Jesus had a special message that I understood to be that we shouldn’t focus on large numbers of people coming to our table but that through Him, many will experience His healing grace and conversion.
We always have healing Epiphany water, rosaries, blessed Miraculous Medals, books, religious medals and holy cards to hand out. It is not unusual for the recipients to ask for items for others in their families and so we know that many others will be evangelized through their family member who gives these items to them.
Prayer and healing prayer is offered and from doing that we witness tears, the breaking down of walls around the heart and an openness to the Holy Spirit. What a privilege and blessing it is for us to be a witness to this and awestruck by how God is working through us to bring souls closer to Him. To Him be All the Glory!
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