SHC
Special Healing Campaign
Prayer and faith outreaches offering biblical teaching, compassionate ministry and hope concerning healing and restoration.
About this ministry
Special Healing Campaign brings the message of Christ’s compassion and healing power to people in need. Through clear biblical teaching, prayer and personal ministry, participants are encouraged to approach God in faith while receiving care in an orderly and compassionate environment.
Purpose of the Ministry
The campaign addresses physical, emotional and spiritual needs without sensationalism or pressure. It teaches participants how to stand on God’s Word, receive prayer and maintain a responsible faith walk. Spiritual ministry is offered alongside respect for appropriate medical care and professional guidance.
What Participants Receive
- Biblical understanding of faith, prayer and the healing ministry of Jesus.
- Opportunities for compassionate, organised prayer and pastoral support.
- Practical encouragement for continuing in faith, wisdom and responsible care.
Who It Is For
People seeking prayer for healing or restoration, family members supporting loved ones, and believers who want sound instruction on ministering to the sick.
Core Emphases
- Christ’s compassion and redemptive work
- Faith grounded in Scripture
- Prayer without manipulation or condemnation
- Pastoral support and responsible care
Connect with this ministry: Watch the Events page for the next meeting or contact the SOAR office for current participation and registration information.
Current Official Healing Emphasis
Recent official teaching frames healing as a provision of God’s mercy rather than a reward for human performance. The campaign therefore points people to Christ’s finished work, builds faith through accurate teaching and creates room for prayer, healing, restoration and testimony.
- Healing through the mercy and provision of God
- Faith built on Scripture rather than fear
- Prayer, compassion and responsible ministry to the sick
- Preserving testimonies through continued discipleship