Here are some answers. When Jesus walked the earth, he ministered to the whole person. People who came in contact with him were changed in one way or another. Over the years healing was relegated to home, hospitals, and doctors' offices, and was moved out of church affiliated buildings, even though the minister is expected to visit us when we are ill, and prayer chains are set up to pray for health for the afflicted. However, there is a growing movement to put healing back into the church.
Prayer is an integral part of the healing process, as is spirituality and belief.
With that in mind a group of folks who are involved in the healing arts went to Carl Robinson with the idea of having a center at Shiloh. Currently we rent the space and are available several days a week. All have had advanced training and certification, and each comes from a very spiritual background and incorporates prayer as a means of centering and stabilizing her own life. She will be in touch with the therapist who will then contact you to talk about appointment time and fee. These people are also available to speak to any of your groups in order to acquaint you with what we can do to help you make life a little easier.