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Listen to My Interview on The Shaun Tabatt Show

I’m honored to welcome Becky Dvorak to the show to talk about the spiritual principles she learned about conquering the spirit of death while serving as a missionary in Guatemala. She shares two powerful testimonies in the interview. First is how God completely healed her from typhoid and second is how God miraculously raised her adopted infant son from the dead. You don’t want to miss this one! Click here to listen to the interview.


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BECKY DVORAK, author of DARE to Believe, Greater Than Magic, The Healing Creed, The Prophetic & Healing Power of Your Words, Conquering the Spirit of Death, The Waves of Healing Glory, host of Empowered for Healing and Miracles on ISN channel, and content partner with Spirit Led Woman / Charisma, featured guest on Sid Roth's --It's Supernatural! TV show, and on Today with Marilyn & Sarah TV show, is a prophetess and healing evangelist who conducts healing services, seminars, and conferences globally. After being full-time missionaries since 1994 with her husband David in Guatemala, Central America, Becky now resides in the United States. Becky and David are founders of Healing and Miracles International, Vida Ilimitada, and Life Tender Mercy Children’s Home. They celebrate 40+ years of marriage, have 8 children, 3 biological, 5 adopted, 1 son-in-law, 4 daughters-in-law, and 14 grandchildren.

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