Church’s Ministry of Healing
Egan House, St Michan’s Church,
Church Street, Dublin 7, D07 X865
T: (01) 872 7876
E: hello@ministryofhealing.ie
Website by Sam Bourke
Church’s Ministry of Healing
Egan House, St Michan’s Church,
Church Street, Dublin 7, D07 X865
T: (01) 872 7876
E: hello@ministryofhealing.ie
Website by Sam Bourke
We send out a newsletter a couple of times a year with short articles and information about our activities – e.g. training for healing prayer ministry, or our Annual Service of Wholeness and Thanksgiving. Please sign up if you’d like to hear from us!
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