Johnny Wong Shares MIRACLES OF IHOP

ELMHURST, N.Y.

In 2007, author Johnny Wong joined and participated in three months of prayer, worship and evangelism at the International House of Prayer (IHOP) at Kansas City. He prayed, attended evangelist meetings, helped spread Christian Tracts, presented literatures, and participated in soup kitchens and clothing drives for the homeless. Writing with candor and authenticity, Wong tells his story of such soul-stirring experience in "Miracles at IHOP."

Written through letters addressed to IHOP, Wong relays to the reader how his life turned the other way around- to the direction of pure joy, when he was surrounded by wonderful brothers and sisters who were willing to lay their hands and pray over his insomnia and mental illness. "With my times at Kansas City, in a similar way, I felt the warmth, compassion, and understanding of individuals praying over me," Wong shares. "They discussed my issues and offered to assist me anyway they knew how. I had been to New Jersey, Toronto in Canada, Boston and Hong Kong but IHOP in Kansas City is for me the greatest joy. It was one of the best experiences I ever encountered."

The entire experience wasn't just all about prayer, worship and sharing about one's pains. Wong writes, "We had meals, parties and dinners together. One time, we all went out to celebrate at a Kansas City steak house restaurant. I also enjoyed the atmosphere, sharing the space with the FMS girls and guys."

Illuminating and entertaining to read, the letters contained in "Miracles at IHOP" brings forth a tale of how a man living in the shadows finally saw the light amongst his brothers and sisters in Christ.

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About the Author
Johnny Wong wants to have his writing do the talking. Readers will come to know him as they read his first book, "Miracles at IHOP".

Miracles at IHOP* by Johnny Wong
Publication Date: May 13, 2014
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