THEY CAME FOR A TOUCH
AND RECEIVED
JOHANNESBURG,
SOUTH AFRICA -- His name is Francois Berger and he pastors a
church near Johannesburg, South Africa. He was touched
in the year 2000 at the Synagogue Church of All
Nations. "This one visit changed my life and my
view of ministry. Many people came for a healing but
when I came it was for a touch in my ministry.
Immediately when I went home I could see and feel the
difference, many others noticed also." Many
people have come to Synagogue Church of All Nations to be
touched by the healing power of God but Prophet T. B. Joshua
knows that ministers need a touch also. Many people
have persecuted this man of God over and over again without
even visiting the church. It seems as if the persecution
of this man of God seems to float around racial attitudes
more than what the man is doing. Just ask the people
who have been to this place in Nigeria. Joshua is a
humble man of God who was raised up by God to do his work in
these last days. Many who have named him in critical
ways in the past have had their short comings
revealed. Consider the source of the critics, and mark
these critics -- then look at the testimony of what has gone
on there. The Remnant visited the church in August of
2003 and watched the princess of the Zulus healed right
before his eyes. This healing just didn't touch an
individual, it touched one of the most powerful kingdoms in
all of South Africa. Three months later the King of
the Zulus came to the large church to give T. B. Joshua
honor as a man of God. The heart of the king is in the
hand of God. Today we launch the new On-line Remnant
Magazine, to God be the glory as we are touching the world
with the truth of the gospel. EDITOR JERRELL H.
MILLER
