S5E12 - From the pit of depression to deliverance, to deliverance ministry

Ken and Grant will talk with Jo McKay, the registrar of the Orbis School of Ministry, this week. Everyone who knows Jo loves Jo. In a youth group meeting, she was saved and filled with the Holy Spirit. She felt the call to the missions field and become a Midwife. Jo tells her story of how the Lord moved her from depression to deliverance, and now she works in deliverance ministry.

We long for your faith to be encouraged and the fire of the Holy Spirit to ignite in your life by hearing these testimonies. We look forward to what God has in store for all of us living and working in His Kingdom as we prove to our world that "God is not a Theory."

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'We need to honor those among us, even if sometimes they are different than us" - Ken Fish

"We were building the bridge as we walked across it." - Jo McKay.

"We have over 18,000 people who have enrolled in the school." Jo McKay

"This is more than just buying a class; it is an immersive experience in the community." - Grant Pemberton