Miraculous healings, appearance of money prompting more war-weary Syrian Muslims to embrace Christianity

Amid the atrocities of war in Syria, miracles are happening that are drawing more and more Muslims to the Christian faith.

In its latest report, the Lebanon-based Christian Aid Mission narrated several specific instances of miraculous healings and money coming out of nowhere that are giving the war-weary and starving people of Syria a new lease on life.

One Syrian mother, identified as Majida, went to God in prayer after her family ran out of food, according to Assist News Service, which received the Christian Aid Mission report.

"She prayed, 'Lord, I know You never let us down—we need food for our family,'" the Christian Aid Mission director recounted. "As she was walking later that day, she found some money on the path in front of her. She was so pleased that God had answered her prayer in such a creative way that she started jumping up and down with joy."

Majida quickly bought bread for her family. When her puzzled neighbours asked her where she had gotten the money, she simply said, "It was sent to me from God."

"They pressed her to tell them how that was possible, so she went on to share her faith and pray with them," the director said.

There was also the case of a mother named Nivine who brought her paralysed, two-year-old daughter to a meeting of one of the ministry teams linked to Christian Aid Mission.

The ministry leader informed Nivine that they are a Christian group and that they pray in the name of Jesus.

"Whatever it takes," she replied, in tears. "Just make her better!"

The ministry then explained the gospel to her and she eventually accepted Christ.

For two weeks, the group members prayed with Nivine daily for her daughter to recover from her paralysis.

Then the miracle unfolded before their eyes during a prayer session. Nivine saw her daughter smiling and, to her utter amazement, her previously immovable hands began moving. Her paralysis was gone!

They all believed she was healed by the power of the living God.

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