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Want to join us in helping people experience freedom in Christ through their physical pain or limitation?
Become a
HEAL ADVOCATE
Heal Advocates are men and women with a desire to help disciple those struggling with physical pain or limitation. They actively participate in any or all of the following roles:

Prayer Warrior
As a Prayer Warrior, you recognize that our true enemy is not sickness or disability but rather Satan and his demons. At Heal we know that prayer is the foundation of our ministry which is why each month we share our prayer requests with the entire Heal Advocates team and humbly request their participation in helping us fulfill God’s mission for our ministry.

Content Creator
Being a Content Creator means making things like one of our 5 minute Heal Devotional videos, hand-written letters to people struggling with physical pain or limitation, or even preaching at Heal events. For those whom God has called, we want to provide the platform from which they can fully utilize their God-given gifts.

Ministry Promoter
Ministry Promoters partner with Heal by spreading the word about our mission primarily through what we call the Heal 4x4 Challenge. This entails telling four people or ministries abut Heal and encouraging four people to consider becoming a Heal Advocate each year. Promoters also utilize social media and word of mouth to share about our outreaches like Heal Retreats, Heal Community, and the Heal Podcast.
Hear From the Advocates

"What a privilege it is to serve as a Heal Advocate, and partner in prayer with this ministry! The impact of Heal is powerful!"
- Kirk

"It is a blessing to be able to serve Heal as a Heal Advocate. I consider it a privilege to pray for my brothers and sisters who are struggling with chronic health problems and I thank God for allowing me to take part in the Heal Ministry."

"Being a Heal Advocate is a reminder we are not alone, because others are walking with us in this journey of hope."
- Rick
- Jeri

Are you ready to fulfill God's Great Commission by ministering to people with physical pain or limitation?
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