People from every part of the world have their own problems and are looking for solutions to them. They go on a pilgrimage, take a 'holy' dip, scale mountains, walk on their knees, tonsure their heads, rend their bodies in an attempt to propitiate their gods and goddesses trying to solve their problems and secure salvation from their sins and cure from their sicknesses. There are hundreds and thousands of people who are running from one guru to another, attending Christian divine healing campaigns for healing and deliverance. When Christians go to the sick and express their love and concern for them and bring healing to them, they begin to put their trust in Him. ECI gives greater importance to the practice of divine healing both within the Body of Christ and among the non-Christians, where the ECI churches are located.
Believers bring their ailing non-Christian neighbours to the church for healing.
Couples who are without children are brought to the church and prayed for. In a number of cases the prayers have been answered. God touches the womb and children are born. Thereafter, he became a Christian and God gave him the gift of healing. Kashmir, where Pastor Ratnam, himself a convert from a non-Christian faith is ministering.