Inger Kerstine Madsen Ipson — Healing Through the Prayer of Faith
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In the isolated community of Panguitch, where professional medical help was often unavailable, Inger Kerstine Madsen Ipson was frequently called upon for her faith. The DUP manuscript 'A Pioneer Story' recounts an incident where a member of the household fell dangerously ill with a high fever and respiratory distress. Inger exercised the 'prayer of faith,' pleading for the life of the individual. Following this spiritual petition and the administration of simple pioneer remedies, the patient experienced a sudden and dramatic reversal of the illness, recovering overnight. The event was documented by her descendants as a testimony of the spiritual gifts present among the early Panguitch pioneers.
Sources & References
Bertha Seaman Stromberg, 'A Pioneer Story,' DUP History Collection (research confidence: medium)
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