"Trail of Healing" In Oklahoma Slated Friday, Saturday, Sunday

   “The idea behind the Trail of Healing is to bring health and wellness to all participants – including Native American peoples in the area – so they can walk in, and be fulfilled in their destinies,” said the Rev. Ken Bryan, director of Kenshire and member of the executive council of the Texas Apostolic Prayer Network (TXAPN), headquartered in  Arlington, Texas. “Our desire is to see hearts healed and psychical healings to encourage people to fulfill their God-given potential.”

  A team of about 30 intercessors and ministers from four states will converge on Snyder for the Trail of Healing, and be part of the ministry team that will pray for participants, said Bryan.  In addition, prayer requests for healing can be made via the internet at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ,  and the ministry team will pray over each request, he said.  The event is free. 

    Reconciliation meetings in recent years between European and First Nation peoples, often called “Host Nations,” have been encouraging and necessary, said Bryan. But the time has come for us to move forward so healing be complete. We need to reconcile and then let go of – problems of the past that have held the nation back as a whole.”