Sister Wimin So, a freshman in the College Mission

In the late June, I was talking to my mom who was behind the wheel driving. She told me not to have a phone conversation so late at night. At the moment, ill-feelings came across my mind and out of anger I wanted to get out of the car. Just in time, the stop sign came into my sight and mom's car seemed to stop. So I just got out of the car. The problem, however, was that the car was still moving and it was moving faster than I had thought. So my ankle was twisted and my ankle bones swelled up severely. Nevertheless, I took no regard of it since I had sprained my ankle from time to time in the past.
I walked with a limp and endured the pain. I received Dr. Jaerock Lee's prayer when he prayed during services and sprayed Muan Sweet Water. Then, I came to walk without pain and perform my duty as a member of College Mission's Worship Dance Team. But the swelling remained though the pain had been gone.
On August 23 I finally went to hospital to have it checked. The doctor said a tendon around my ankle bone had been stretched and another tendon was ruptured and broken into three pieces. He added that they can connect ruptured tendons only through operations by using muscles. But he said it was not my case since my ruptured tendon was too short to get connected even through operation. I gave thanks to God who let me walk and jump even with such an ankle and made up my mind to completely receive healing by God's power.
I repented that I had been hot-tempered at my mom and started to cast away evils such as hot-temper and ill-feeling. On Friday, September 2, I received Dr. Lee's prayer again and became assured that I received healing. A few days later, on Monday, September 5, I received a sonogram, which showed my ankle had recovered to normal. Hallelujah!
This greatly increased my faith and served as a blessed opportunity for me to feel the love of the Lord. I give thanks to Father God, the Lord, and Senior Pastor Dr. Jaerock Lee for beautifying my heart as well as healing me.



1. Before: The swelling in her peroneotibial tendon
2. After: The swelling went down: her normal peroneotibial tendon