F.A.Q. WE pray these answers give you a better understanding of the Healing Rooms of Tulare . These are my opinions and all Healing Rooms may not agree with every statement. Are you the John G. Lake Ministries? Do you have or pursue the mantle of John G. Lake? Do you teach the teachings of John G. Lake? When you were in the Rookery Building, was that the same building John G. Lake had healing rooms in? Why did you go to the gravesite of John G. Lake to pray in the beginning? What typically happens inside a healing room? What kinds of people typically seek out healing rooms (i.e. people with terminal illnesses, mental illnesses, permanent / lifelong illnesses)? Do most believe that it will completely cure them of their ailment? How did you get involved in this organization? What kinds of ailments do people who come to the healing rooms usually have? Have you encountered many nonbelievers? After they leave the healing room, are they typically still nonbelievers? Are most people who use healing rooms Christian? What would you say to people who say the only way to cure a disease is through medicine, science or technology? What is your opinion on the role medicine (pharmaceuticals) and science play in treating people’s illnesses? If you discovered you had a serious disease, such as cancer, how would go about seeking treatment? If the first thing you tried didn’t work, what kind of treatment would you seek out next? What do you think about holistic medicine? Do you have any stories or memories of clients that stick out in your head? Can anyone be healed by healing rooms, or must they believe in God and the healing room process? What happens to people who truly do believe but are not healed in the healing rooms? Do they typically become jaded or cynical about God? When most people show up to a healing room, have they typically tried to heal their sickness in a more “traditional” way (i,e. exercise, medication, surgery) before coming to you? More Links: Contact us for help and product info View our F.A.Q.section Site Map