On May 3rd, 2025, Nazareth hosted a powerful School of Prayer training with Dr. Suzette Hattingh, drawing 103 believers from Arab churches across the land. Men and women, young and old, gathered for a full day of worship, teaching, and impartation.

A Day Marked by Worship and Teaching

The day began with anointed worship led by our local team, joined by Jackie Kakish from the Jerusalem area. The atmosphere was filled with expectation and hunger for more of God.

Dr. Suzette delivered four dynamic teaching sessions, laying down foundational truths about prayer, declaration, and intercession. She taught on:

• The partnership between the Holy Spirit and the Word of God

• How Jesus intercedes for His Word to be fulfilled

• The Trinity’s role in prayer and how each part functions during intercession

Her teachings were both practical and deeply spiritual, equipping attendees to engage more intentionally in their prayer lives.

A Testimony of Healing and Faithfulness

One of the most moving moments came when Dr. Suzette shared her personal healing testimony. Years ago, she had been battling cancer, confined to a wheelchair, and near death. Despite her condition, she kept her promise to minister in Indonesia at a gathering organized by Christ for All Nations, where she served under Rev. Reinhard Bonnke.

During that meeting, the glory of God filled the room, healing broke out across the crowd, and then—miraculously—the Lord healed her too. She stood up from her wheelchair and began to run. This happened in 1995, and to this day, she remains completely healed.

Knowing God and Declaring Who He Is

Dr. Suzette reminded us that prayer is more than petitions—it’s about knowing God in His character and glory. She urged us to continually declare who God is, how we experience Him, and how His nature shapes our faith.

Powerful Ministry and Prophetic Impartation

We closed the day with a time of deep ministry and prophetic activation. Dr. Suzette personally prayed for over 100 people, prophesying and speaking life into every individual. It was a time of encounter, encouragement, and release into deeper intimacy with the Lord.