Published participant testimony
Lily Ward’s testimony about her ankle
Direct Answer Lily Ward’s testimony appeared in the Melbourne publication Good News. She said she had worn a specially made boot and straps for a weak, crooked ankle. After being anointed at the Olympia meetings, she reported that the ankle became straight and strong enough for her to buy ordinary boots. The Australian campaign record preserves her account under her name.
What can we take from this account?
Luke 17 records someone returning to give thanks. Listen for the everyday detail a person chooses to share when they tell their story.
Read Luke 17:11-19.
Source and context
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Frequently asked questions
What kind of account is this?
Published participant testimony. Follow the source link above to read the account in context.
Which Scripture can I read alongside this account?
Luke 17:11-19 provides a starting point for reflection.