The midweek Prophetic Healing, Deliverance, and Solutions (PHDS) service of Grace Nation Worldwide held on Thursday, April 2, 2026, at its international headquarters in Ojodu Berger, Lagos, recorded testimonies of healing, deliverance, and what worshippers described as divine intervention.
The service, led by the General Overseer, Dr. Chris Okafor, drew a large congregation, with attendees recounting various experiences of recovery from ailments and resolution of personal challenges.
Among the testimonies shared was that of a woman who said she had been diagnosed with a serious medical condition requiring surgery estimated at ₦4.5 million. According to her, she received prayers during a previous visit to the church and reported a turnaround in her condition within days, eliminating the need for the procedure.
Another testimony came from a pregnant woman who said her baby had been in a difficult position, raising concerns ahead of delivery. She told the congregation that following prayers, medical confirmation showed the baby had repositioned properly. A similar account was given by another expectant mother who said she had been scheduled for a Caesarean section but later received confirmation that her baby was ready for natural delivery.
Speaking during the service, Okafor emphasized adherence to biblical principles, noting that faith and commitment to God’s word were essential for experiencing what he described as divine manifestations. He cautioned against distractions, including reliance on unverified information and social pressures, urging believers to remain focused on spiritual growth.
The cleric also encouraged members of the public to participate in the church’s regular programmes, including Sunday services, midweek gatherings, and special sessions held at its various locations.
Grace Nation Worldwide, popularly known for its healing and deliverance services, continues to attract worshippers seeking spiritual solutions, with church leaders describing it as a platform for faith-based transformation.
By Sunday Adeyemi
