The BBC’s documentary about my healing ministry was biased
Last month BBC Three aired ‘Heal me in the name of Jesus’ – a documentary in which Australian healing evangelist John Mellor prayed for the healing of a woman with Cerebral Palsy. Rev Zoe Heming responded to the program with her blog ‘Why Jesus offers more than the ‘healer’ in this BBC documentary’. Now John Mellor explains why he believes both the blog and original documentary misrepresented his ministry.
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