'God rescued my son from a coma and healed him of brain injuries'
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Louise Morse2023-08-09T09:05:00
After being knocked off his motorcycle on a Californian motorway, Vincent was airlifted to a Christian hospital. His mother mobilised thousands to pray, and jumped on a flight from Wales to the USA. This is what happened next
When your laid-back, Californian daughter-in-law texts, "CALL ME NOW!" you know it’s not good news.
Janel and my son Vince live with their three children in an off-road community in Menifee, California. Menifee is flat city with wide horizons and motorcycles are popular. Vince has two main passions – playing guitar in church and riding his Harley Davidson.
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