Woman Refused Cancer Treatment, Believing God Had Healed Her—Doctors Were Stunned by What They Found
Given Months to Live, She Rejected Treatment and Claimed God Healed Her—Her Doctors Later Confirmed the Unexpected
Woman had terminal cancer and refused treatment, claiming God healed her: her doctors confirmed that she was saved
Abigail Holt-Jennings was 42 years old when doctors found something that changes any life: stage 3 breast cancer, then metastasis to the lungs and lymph nodes. A terminal diagnosis. The kind of prognosis that very few people come back from.
She was an author and counselor, and instead of starting chemotherapy she traveled to the Dominican Republic in what she described as a spiritual retreat. There she recounted having a vision of the risen Jesus who conveyed to her the certainty that her body would be completely restored.
When she returned to the United States and underwent the routine scans to monitor the progression of the tumors, her oncologists found no trace of the disease. Her case was featured by The 700 Club and Cornerstone Television Network, two of the largest Christian television networks in the world, and today it is cited in religious communities in different countries as evidence of healing through faith.

Abigail Holt-Jennings was 42 when doctors found something that changes any life: stage 3 breast cancer, then metastasis to the lungs and lymph nodes. Terminal diagnosis. The kind of prognosis that very few people come back from.
She was an author and counselor, and instead of starting chemotherapy she traveled to the Dominican Republic in what she described as a spiritual retreat. There she said she had a vision of the risen Jesus who gave her the certainty that her body would be completely restored.
When she returned to the United States and underwent routine scans to monitor the progression of the tumors, her oncologists found no trace of the disease.
Her case was publicized by The 700 Club and Cornerstone Television Network, two of the largest Christian television networks in the world, and today it is cited in religious communities in different countries as evidence of healing through faith.