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services which have become a regular part of the Kathryn
Kuhlman ministry. In a time when most churches compete
with golf courses and lakes for their members’ presence
on Sunday morning, and when many others have turned
off their lights on Sunday night, Kathryn Kuhlman’s
meetings are always so crowded that there is standing
room only.
I had discovered the secret just a month before, when
I stood on the steps of the old Carnegie Hall in Pittsburgh
to attend the Friday morning miracle service at Miss
Kuhlman’s home base. There, I had talked to many
persons who let nothing keep them from attending the
miracle services. They come, the physically healthy, to
share in the joy of God’s love and mercy. And, of course,
those in physical desperation come in droves to wait and
pray for their personal miracles.
The crowd in Pittsburgh was much like the crowd in
Los Angeles. I saw chartered buses from Ohio and
Kentucky, cars from Ontario; pickup trucks from West
Virginia were parked beside Cadillacs from Delaware. I
talked with a group of theology students from Harvard’s
Divinity School in Boston. They had come to observe and
scoff, but went away believing.
The sick were there in great numbers. One woman,
huddled beside the building on a folding chair, told me
she had been there since dawn. She had ridden the bus
from Indianapolis all night, coming to be healed of
stomach cancer.
I made my way through the crowd of wheel hairs on