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Strict Medical Verification Required
She refused to let anyone testify on stage without signed before-and-after medical records and physician contact details to protect credibility.
Kathryn Kuhlman was one of the most influential female evangelists of the twentieth century, filling auditoriums across America where thousands experienced spontaneous physical healings through the atmosphere of the Holy Spirit.
CORE CONVICTION
“I am not a faith healer. I have no power of my own. Jesus is the healer.”
LESSER-KNOWN FIRSTHAND ACCOUNT
In 1947, during a service in Franklin, Pennsylvania, Kuhlman was preaching on the person of the Holy Spirit. Suddenly, a woman stood up in the audience and declared that a large tumor in her abdomen had completely vanished while Kuhlman was speaking. No hands had been laid, and no emotional healing line had been called. The next evening, a man testified that his legally blind eye was instantly restored with 20/20 vision while seated quietly in the balcony. Kuhlman wept on the platform, realizing that when the Holy Spirit is loved and honored, His presence brings healing naturally without human strain.
HISTORICAL RECORDS
She refused to let anyone testify on stage without signed before-and-after medical records and physician contact details to protect credibility.
Before every miracle service, Kuhlman spent three to four hours pacing backstage in deep solitude, repeatedly praying: "Holy Spirit, please do not leave me."
Her half-hour weekly program "I Believe in Miracles" ran on CBS for decades, reaching millions of unchurched households across North America.