Empty wheelchairs and disappearing tattoos: God is moving in Wales Lindy Morgan - 2 Jul 2013

Victory Church in Cwmbran, South Wales has been experiencing an incredible move of God since April this year, with hundreds of people finding Jesus and many incredible miracles.

I've recently attended four of the meetings to see what God is doing there. 

The night of 10th April started out like any other night. Victory Church prayed for the sick as usual.  Where the church had become faithless, God stepped in. They prayed for a man who had been in a wheelchair following a road traffic accident.  He’d been that way for a long time, but they prayed anyway. 

The man got out of his wheelchair, lifted it above his head and ran around the auditorium. 

The place erupted with praise and the glory of God fell. Victory Church has been experiencing the manifest presence of Jesus since that night. On the 62nd consecutive night of meetings, an ex-prostitute who had her leg tattooed when she became a prostitute went to the toilet during the meeting and discovered her tattoo had disappeared.  

Other people have had marriages rescued and still others speak of how they cannot stop thinking about Jesus. 

Reportedly, there have been around 800 salvations (I say approximately because this number is increasing rapidly,) and these are first time commitments to Christ Jesus.

Drug addicts and alcoholics have been delivered from their addictions. 

It is important to say that this is not about Victory Church, and this move of God is not contained to that building. It is about God reaching out to people experiencing brokenness, and rescuing treasures out of darkness. 

If you want to visit the services at Victory Church in Cwmbran, then full details are on their website.