Curing COVID by phone
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Rep. Cori Bush (D., Mo.) spent years working as a faith healer for a religious group that claims to have resurrected the dead and cured thousands of people suffering from AIDS, cancer, paralysis, and other serious maladies—including Bush’s own severe case of coronavirus last year.
Bush did not have medical insurance when she was hospitalized with the virus last April, and she said her struggle illustrated the necessity of passing Medicare for All. Officials at her faith-healing church, however, said she was cured within 30 minutes after talking to the head pastor, Charles Ndifon, by phone from her hospital bed.
"Cori, she had COVID, and she called me from the hospital," Ndifon, the presiding apostle of Kingdom Embassy International churches told the Washington Free Beacon. "And 30 minutes later, she was breathing. Healed. It was that simple."
Ndifon—a Nigerian-born religious and leadership guru who runs a global network of apostolic churches headquartered in Rhode Island—said he first trained Bush to become a faith healer after she started attending his events in St. Louis in 2011. She started conducting healings and opened the St. Louis chapter of Ndifon’s Kingdom Embassy International church, he said. According to Ndifon’s teachings, illnesses are the result of demonic forces that must be expelled from the body.
"She continued having meetings even when I left St. Louis. She continued healing the sick, she would send the reports," said Ndifon. "Once in a while, cases they can’t handle, they would send to me."
Science.
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God must have been watching over her.
And there I was thinking He was a Republican.
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@doctor-phibes said in Curing COVID by phone:
God must have been watching over her.
And there I was thinking He was a Republican.
Man, it's early in the day to be wrong.
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He told me he was a Republican. Maybe I mis-heard, and he actually said publican. That actually seems a lot more likely.
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Goofy.
@george-k said in Curing COVID by phone:
claims to have resurrected the dead and cured thousands of people suffering from AIDS, cancer, paralysis, and other serious maladies