Day of Healing Prayer

Bless the Lord, O my Soul (Psalm 103.1)

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St. Michael’s will host its 61st Day of Healing Prayer on March 16 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the sanctuary of the church and is honored to have as its guest speaker Pastor Clancy Nixon, and his wife Ginger. He currently serves as the founding rector of the Church of the Holy Spirit (Anglican) in the suburbs of Washington, D.C. The day’s theme concerns the Lord’s healing the Father wound, and healing the Mother wound, with genograms. 

Following the morning teaching and worship service, a box lunch will be served in the nearby Belser Building; the $30 admission price includes the event, all printed material and lunch.

The healing ministry at St. Michael’s Church started in 1986. It has grown under the guidance of clergy and lay leadership who all are actively involved and supported by about 50 trained lay prayer ministers. All the personal prayer time is completely confidential and takes place in a safe and comfortable environment, enhanced by inspired and calming music. 

When the program begins at 9, it will start with worship and then turn to a teaching from Pastor Clancy Nixon. Then, the church will offer prayer ministry followed by lunch at noon. At 12:30 worship will start the afternoon session and will be followed by the second teaching from Ginger, and more prayer ministry before the program adjourns at 3 p.m.

About our speaker

The Rev. Clancy Nixon is founding rector of the Church of the Holy Spirit (Anglican) in Leesburg, Va. (www.HolySpiritLeesburg.org) His wife of 37 years, Ginger, is a pastoral associate and healing minister and is a Gamecock. Healing ministry and multiplication of leaders and churches are passions for Clancy and for his church. He co-leads the Healing in Mission Network of the New Wineskins Conference and trains scores of people in healing ministry through zoom meetings every week. He had a 15-year career as a corporate attorney before entering full-time pastoral ministry.

How to register

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Saturday, March 16, 2024; Registration starts 8:30 a.m.; program runs from 9 to 3. 

($30 per person, includes lunch) 

Please make checks payable to:

St. Michael’s Church Day of Healing Prayer 

71 Broad Street, Charleston, SC 29401

843.723.0603 Office

For more information, email: pray@stmichaelschurch.net.

Parking is available in the garage on Meeting Street behind the county office building.

For any questions, please contact Pam Smith, Director of Healing Prayer, at (843) 343-8970.   

What is the Day of Healing Prayer?

A Day of Healing Prayer is a time set aside for the Lord where participants can bask in His presence and receive completely confidential prayer from trained, experienced prayer ministers from St. Michael’s Church. The day also includes teachings on specific areas of Christian healing. Sometimes we simply need to be still, sitting in God’s loving presence to receive the healing of mind, body and spirit that He has in store for us. Things for which to pray: forgiveness, physical healing, grief (loss of family members, friends, home), broken hearts, relationships, career issues, etc.

The Healing Ministry at St. Michael’s Church

The healing ministry at St. Michael’s Church was started in 1986. It has grown under the guidance of our clergy and lay leadership who all are actively involved and supported by about 60 trained lay prayer ministers.

St. Michael’s prayer ministers receive comprehensive and ongoing training through Christian Healing Ministries Schools of Healing Prayer, Levels I, II, III, and IV; through Presbyterian Reformed International Ministries; through the International Order of St. Luke, the Physician; and through various other ministries, including those of David and Mary Pytches, John Wimber of Vineyard Ministries and Wagner Institute Publications.