Founder and Leader of the Perez Chapel, Bishop Charles Agyen Asare has surprised Ghanaians with another miracle during a live church service. After trending for praying with Ghanaian politician and lawmaker, Sam Dzata George, in the fight against LGBTQ in Ghana, he dropped a video which has received massive reactions.
In the video, during a live church service in the church of Prophet Kofi Oduro, (Alabaster Church,) he was fully led by the Holy Spirit to invite to the altar, all individuals who are deaf, dumb and have stammering problems. Two women approached him. One of the woman was deaf and dumb and the other was a stammerer.
Bishop Charles Agyen Asare prayed with authority and by God's grace, the woman who was deaf and dumb had instant healing.
"Thou deaf and dumb spirit, lose the ladies' ear and tongue", he prayed.
The woman who had stammering problem was healed on the second touch by the power of the Lord.
This video attracted massive reactions. Check them out.
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