Healing Room is usually held on Thursdays 7-9pm.  Please look out for our announcement regarding our re-opening.

The first Healing Rooms were opened in Spokane, Washington in 1999. They were inspired by the healing ministry of John G Lake, who once said “when I saw for the first time by the Word of God that sickness was not the will of God, everything in my nature rose up to defeat the will of the devil.”

Today Healing Rooms exist all around the world, and ordinary believers are accessing the supernatural healing virtue of Jesus that abides within each of us, to lay hands on the sick and see them healed!

Healing Room Testimonies

We desire to ignite a generation with hunger and longing for God; a generation who know to whom they belong; who understand their value and purpose in the world and who are equipped and unafraid to be light in darkness and catalysts for change in their homes, schools, neighbourhoods and nations.

Sunday at Supernatural Kids:
Every Sunday children are given the opportunity to experience the presence of God through worship, and then we break up into classes where a lesson has been prepared by the class teacher.

Parents have to drop off their children at Children’s Church and collect them again after the service. (Doors open at 8.30, Children’s Church starts at 9am)

Classes are divided as follows:
Toddler Class (Ages 2-6)
Gr 1 & 2 Class (Ages 7-8)
Gr 3 & 4 Class (Ages 9-10)
Gr 5 & 6 (Ages 11-12)
Gr 7 & High School (13+)

We are a community of social entrepreneurs & mobilizers who exists to help help stimulate long-term sustainable transformation within impoverished communities of the region, by enabling local stakeholders to both see and build upon what they already have.

We build relationally with and support leaders and organizations in such communities who are engaging in their own local social development initiatives. From these relationships we facilitate HOPE – a supportive relational network of leaders across numerous communities – for purposes of collaboration, skills development, innovative resource mobilization strategies, and mutual fellowship & encouragement.

Through HOPE network relationships, we have initiated Unantoni Endlini. isiZulu for “What do you have in your house?” – a reference to 2 Kings 4:1-7, and conveying that everyone, even in the poorest of communities, potentially has some measure of “oil” in the form of passion, knowledge & skills and local resources that they can identify, cultivate and utilize to create wealth and build a sustainable livelihood. Our vision for this is the development of an Entrepreneurial Training Centre that provides needed support to catalyze this process.

Unantoni Endlini is run through a registered plastics recycling business that serves as a platform for helping motivate, mentor and practically support unemployed youth to generate a livelihood through recyclable materials collection & processing, with ultimate opportunity to create their own local community-based collection centers as businesses. We also mobilize residents and businesses throughout the city to get involved through a residential recyclables collection service. Finally, this all has a positive impact on the environment in severely neglected areas including the regional landfill, where we operate and pay local residents for the plastic waste they collect.

For more information please contact Scott Worley on 073 223 8951 or email scott@godadventure.org.