CLEVELAND -- Organizers of the next healing service scheduled for April 3 have decided to move the event to the Convocation Center at Cleveland State University.
There has been an overwhelming response from the story NewsChannel5's Ted Henry first broke about a doctor treating seriously ill people with the power of prayer. Because of the huge turnout from the previous services, the event had to be moved from St. Ignatius to a larger venue. The Wolstein Center can hold up to 18,000 people. The April 3 service is sure to be a marathon faith healing session, doubling and even tripling the turnout from this weekend's gathering, which believers called one to remember, NewsChannel5 reported.
Dr. Issam Nemeh, a 50-year-old Bay Village medical doctor presides over the healing services. "He's going to see everyone, he's not going to turn anyone away," said Jane Chedid, Nemeh's assistant.
Nemeh spent about 12 hours at a service at St. Bernadette's church in Westlake Sunday night into Monday morning. People have been coming by the thousands to attend one of his services. "It takes a lot of belief to stay all this time. If they didn't, they couldn't stay," said believer Catherine Lee. The service at CSU will be open to the public.
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