Her name was Mary Menc. She died a few years ago,
but her hair
remained dark and thick for several years after her healing. She was in the hospital in Hobbema, Alberta, and nearly died.
The doctors could
not figure out, at first, what was ailing her. They said
that they thought she had a rare tropical disease. How did she catch that in Alberta? They finally figured out that she was very low on Vitamin B, so they pumped her full of it and that fixed her, but most of her hair had fallen out when she was ill. Mary went to one of Max's meetings, and got a front row seat, but she gave up her chair for an older person and sat on the floor instead. Max asked who had come expecting to see miracles. Mary put up her hand, so he had her come to the front to pray for her.
He put his hand on
her head and was pumping against her head so
vigorously that her wig was sliding around. She was absolutely terrified that her wig was going to come off in front of the natives, who would then laugh at her.
Mary was a missionary to the native reservations in Hobbema.
Anyway, Max prayed that God would heal her from the top of her head to the soles of her feet. That was all that she could remember, because of her anxiety about her wig. Mary used to put her shoulder length wig on every morning before she got out of bed. One morning, a week after Max had prayed for her, one of her children asked her, "Is that your own hair or is that you wig?" Then she realized that she had forgotten to put her wig on that day. Her hair, which had been starting to turn grey before her illness, grew in thick, dark, and to her shoulders in only a week.
I never heard of
Vitamin B shots doing that for anyone; if so, doctors would
have people clamouring for them. We give the glory to God due to Max's prayer.
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Thursday, July 19, 2012
God's Miracles Renew Our Desire to Seek Him More Earnestly in Prayer & Supplication. I do remember God performing this great miracle. We did carry Mary's wonderful miracle in the Cry of His Coming Magazine in the 1960s or 1970s. I will have to go the archives to retrieve it. Thanks be to our blessed Lord Jesus Christ and our Caring Heavenly Father for His love, mercy & grace! - Pastor Max Solbrekken
