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Healing Crusade with Billy Burke - April 2026

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Our April 2026 Crusades

Touching Toronto held Sunday and Monday April 19-20 Crusades. Every meeting is always so incredible and always precious.

Pastor Billy Burke urged attendees to value what they are pursuing—healing, deliverance, or a closer walk with the Holy Spirit—and to meet hardship with faith rather than willpower, bringing the name of Jesus into every struggle. He taught that effort reveals desire, that believers can live under the anointing even when they do not feel strong, and that circumstances can call out courage instead of fear. The service included testimonies of relief from sciatica, cataracts, heart arrhythmia, paralyzed vocal cords, and ongoing freedom from seizures, along with prayer for backs, fibroids, inflammation, vision, and other needs. Pastor Billy encouraged the room to give God credit for every improvement, to recognize miracles still in motion, and to trust the keeping power of the Holy Spirit.

Watch each night below and join us for a future Crusade. Come expecting!

Sunday April 19, 2026

Monday April 20, 2026

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  • I didn't have to take medication

"I didn't have to take medication"

A woman testified to healing from sciatica inflammation after prayer the night before. She had been in so much pain she overdosed on medication just to get through the meeting — yet after being prayed for, the pain eased through the night, and she made it through the next day without needing more.

Pastor Billy pressed the room with a pointed challenge: how do you know it was the anointing and not the medication? His answer was simple — either way, give Him the glory. Medication doesn’t get the praise; thanking Jesus never goes wrong.

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  • They're clear today

"They're clear today"

A lady from Stouffville, who worships in Uxbridge, came forward with wonderful news: her cataracts were gone. Brought to the Toronto meetings by friends, she confirmed her eyes were clear and all was well.

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  • I could breathe easily

"I could breathe easily"

A young woman came with her parents the night before, carrying a heart arrhythmia that made her heart race whenever she moved too quickly — leaving her struggling to breathe with a tight chest. On the ride home, she suddenly realized her heart was no longer racing. She wasn’t fighting for breath.

By morning she was walking stairs and taking the dog out with ease. Pastor Billy declared it plainly: You got healed, lady. To God be the glory!

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  • I totally forgot that you prayed for me

"I totally forgot that you prayed for me"

A familiar face returned years later with a humbling confession. Last year she arrived desperately sick — horrible dizziness, vomiting, and significant weight loss. Pastor Billy prayed for her twice, even stopping dead in the aisle when she sat in the very last seat. She got better… then credited her recovery to eating well, completely forgetting the prayers that had covered her.

Standing in the meeting again, she gave the glory back where it belonged. Pastor Billy used the moment to remind the room: it shouldn’t matter who knows your name — what matters is that God does.

What a

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  • I was able to sing along

"I was able to sing along"

After more than 40 years of smoking — and quitting only last year — this woman had endured repeated intubations that left her with paralyzed vocal cords. Humming even a few notes would cost her her voice for days; she couldn’t call to her husband of 36 years without waving her arms.

But last night, she sang. She woke sounding rough, yet after coffee the voice remained — and she lifted praise again in worship. The hardest part of losing her voice had been losing worship itself. Now she’s back in it.

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  • I've been seizure free since then

"I've been seizure free since then"

A sharply dressed young man shared a stunning update from the end-of-October meetings. He had seized on the ice while skating, then suffered three seizures in a single day that Thursday. Since those services, he has been seizure-free.

Doctors at follow-up still don’t know how to explain it. His response? The devil doesn’t like to lose — and he’s ready for God to finish the job. Pastor Billy celebrated him as a living reminder: don’t underestimate a miracle in motion. Not every healing is instant — but if you leave better than you came, something already happened.

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