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All that I can do is to remind them of the bigness of God,
the greatness of God, that He is still God Almighty. I am
only the vessel that is surrendered. God does the rest.”
“Last week ... no, it was two weeks ago, a man came
back here before the service. We try to keep the people
out of the wings before the service because they would
overwhelm me. But he got back here and asked me to pray
for his ear. He had cancer of the ear. I have never heard a
man sob ... cry ... like that man. That is all he did. He did
not pray. He just sobbed. We prayed a simple prayer and
he left.”
Her face was beaming as she continued excitedly:
“Last week he was back and his ear was as pink and nice
as can be. That is the power of God,” she said as she
broke into a prayer of thanksgiving. She turned and
walked back down that long corridor, holding her hands
up and praying for the anointing of God before the service
began.
I squeezed through a door which carried me from the
stage into the huge Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. It
was already humming with activity. Some three hundred
choir members were in their places rehearsing their
numbers with energy and harmony.
Music plays a big part in the Kathryn Kuhlman
services. Arthur Metcalfe, a distinguished musician with a
doctor of philosophy degree from St. Olafs, is the choir
director. For many years he directed the Pittsburgh Civic
Chorus and the Canterbury Choir before joining the
Kuhlman organization. Wisely, he believes that music