The Living Touch - Paperback

by Dorothy Kerin (Author)

"The Living Touch" is a profound and personal account of spiritual healing and divine intervention through the experiences of Dorothy Kerin. This influential work chronicles Kerin's extraordinary recovery from terminal illness, which she attributes to a miraculous encounter and the restorative power of faith. As a central figure in the 20th-century Christian healing movement, Kerin shares her insights into the intersection of physical health and spiritual well-being, offering readers a glimpse into a life dedicated to the ministry of healing and service.

The narrative explores themes of deep devotion, the efficacy of prayer, and the transformative potential of the "living touch" of the divine. Kerin's testimony serves as both a memoir and a spiritual guide, providing comfort and inspiration to those seeking a deeper understanding of the spiritual dimensions of health. Her journey from the brink of death to a lifelong vocation highlights the enduring power of faith within the Christian tradition.

This work remains a significant contribution to the literature of Christian mysticism and charismatic renewal, appealing to anyone interested in the history of faith healing and the personal experiences of those who claim to have witnessed the supernatural in everyday life.

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