now she was a very old woman.

Bill said, "Don't tell me not to obey God." So he took "grandma's" big, thick, black glasses off and took her cane and broke it. Everybody thought, "Oh, Jesus, now she has to get healed."

He laid his hands on her face and covered her eyes. He prayed for her and then took his hands away. She could see!

There were probably about fifty people in a circle around her. They all had a shouting good time because grandma's eyes were completely healed. Completely.

## **M OTHER MANGRUM, BROTHER ANDERSON AND SISTER LUCILLE AT PISGAH...**

Now, people weren't the only ones healed at Pisgah. I saw those saints heal beloved animals as well. We had lots of cats around. One day there was a cat withInstagram.

Atlanta, GA – Brooklyn native Rafael Hernandez (known better to fans as Capi~Cu or Papi da Connect) has had a lifelong love affair with music. In his teen years, he took notice of the way his Jamaican friend, reggae / rap recording artist Kasan Da Julah fused his island sound with traditional rap and hip-hop. Inspired, he decided to try out a cultural infusion of his own, mixing rap with a Puerto Rican flare. But while his knack for music and gift of the gab meant he had extremely high potential, a troubling and difficult upbringing stood in the way of his success. At the mere age of five, he had already seen and experienced more than any child should. When his mother was assaulted by his father,