We Believe
- in the triune God, eternally existing in three persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
- in the Bible as the inspired Word of God, written by men under the influence and guidance of the Holy Spirit.
- that Jesus was the true Son of God, born of a virgin, that He lived a sinless life, and that His atoning death provides a way for men and women to be reconciled to God.
- that Jesus was raised from the dead, He ascended to the right hand of the Father, and He will return in power and glory.
- that the sacrifice of Christ for the salvation of men includes freedom from sickness, disease, infirmities, and the power of the devil.
- that both the gifts and the fruit of the Spirit should be evident in the lives of believers.
- in today’s ministry of the Holy Spirit and His indwelling presence in all believers.
- that anyone who accepts Jesus as their savior is welcomed by the Father into His Kingdom.
What We Do
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The Heartland Healing Rooms provides prayer ministry to those physically or emotionally ill who seek a touch from the living, loving Lord Jesus Christ. Ministry is conducted by a small team of two or three trained persons who minister to the sick under the anointing of the Holy Spirit.
Frequently Asked Questions
No appointment is necessary, people are ministered to on a first come, first served basis.
- Is there a charge for this ministry?
No, there is no charge but donations are welcome. Any donations are tax deductible as the Heartland Healing Rooms are an approved charity under section 501.c.3 of the IRS code.
- Are the Heartland Healing Rooms part of Christ Triumphant Church?
No. The Directors and some of the ministry team members have CTC as their home congregation but the Heartland Healing Rooms are a separate ministry from CTC.The healing rooms are part of IAHR which is headquartered in Spokane, WA under the direction of Reverend Cal Pierce.
- What does the acronym IAHR represent?
IAHR stands for International Association of Healing Rooms; it is the external ministry arm of the old John G. Lake healing rooms which were re-opened in Spokane in 1999. At this writing there are over 1000 healing rooms world wide that are affiliated with IAHR.
- Do you do deliverance as well as pray for physical healing?
Yes, to some extent. Some physical healing has a spiritual connection such as a spirit of infirmity and that can be addressed during a normal ministry session. If extended deliverance is necessary and desired, a separate appointment can be arranged.
- Is this a counseling or inner healing ministry?
No. Our primary emphasis is on physical healing, although we recognize there may be a need for counseling and/or inner healing for some individuals.
- Are you open every week?
Yes, except if our scheduled night falls on a holiday such as on the Fourth of July. We are also closed for two weeks for the Christmas and New Years Day holidays.