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And so it went on.
“This man is a Methodist minister,” Miss Kuhlman
announced, indicating a well-dressed man of middle age
standing on the platform beside her. “He had the courage
to come up here and say, ’Miss Kuhlman, I do not have
the power of the Holy Spirit in my life and ministry. Please
pray that I will.’” She began to pray and instantly he
collapsed to the floor.
“That is the power of God,” Miss Kuhlman said. “I
have nothing to do with this whatsoever; this is the power
of the Holy Spirit. If there are other ministers here today
who want more of the Spirit in their ministries, come
forward now.”
Immediately, men began moving out of their seats and
heading for the platform. Some were in business suits,
others wore clerical garb. Many had been sitting in the
congregation incognito, afraid to identify themselves as
ministers, but now were willing to do so to receive the
power of God. Soon the platform was filled with
clergymen.
There were Episcopalian rectors, Presbyterian pastors,
ministers who unashamedly acknowledged their need for a
deeper spiritual experience and their hunger for a greater
manifestation of God’s power in their own ministry—
completely oblivious to the fact that members of their own
congregation were out there in the audience. It was a sight
and experience never to be forgotten. Miss Kuhlman
prayed for each of them.
A young woman was next in line and spoke quietly to