Man raised back to life in Jesus' name

"Today my dentist examined my gold fillings I received during the Intercession Conference . This exam was to have this miracle confirmed medically, and it was! My dentist was so astounded by this miracle . He said, "I’ve never seen anything like this in my life." I asked him for his opinion and he said, "It is my opinion that this is a miracle."Paulette - Ypsilanti, MichiganIn other cases, people checked their dental records and insurance forms and found that what was in their mouths reflected a change; however, they didn’t request the dentist’s written confirmation. The conflict in the record was enough evidence to satisfy them that a miracle had taken place as in the case below."Our pastor looked in the mirror and noticed that his white crown had turned to solid bright GOLD! He called his dentist to verify that it had been porcelain and the records proved it. He now has a 100% gold tooth!" James - Fort Worth, TexasWe appreciate the integrity of everyone who reported findings. We also noticed that after every avenue of confirmation was examined in those cases where dentists confirmed the changes, there was still the need to take that last leap of faith to believe that God had performed a sign and wonder and that no other dentist had been consulted. While we need to "provide things honest in the sight of all men" (Romans 12:17) and seek verification, in the end, we discovered that there is still no substitute for childlike faith.(If you have obtained a written confirmation from your dentist that a sign or healing has been performed in your mouth, please contact TACF at (416) 674-8463.)

On Sunday morning Paul and Elaine Morris of Cincinnati, Ohio testified holding their two-year-old daughter Rebekah. In September the Morrises had brought their daughter to TACF to receive prayer. Rebekah had been diagnosed at age 12 months with Hepatitis C, an incurable liver disease. Her mother reported that she had passed the disease on to her daughter during pregnancy.
After Rebekah received prayer, the Morrises returned home to Cincinnati. On October 26, 1998, they went back to the doctor to receive the results of tests taken on Rebekah after their trip to TACF. The doctor reported that there was no longer any trace of the Hepatitis C virus in her bloodstream and that she was completely healed.