Senegal Man Says He Passed Two Kidney Stones During Healing Streams Testimony

Travail had two kidney stones, severe pain, and a doctor's recommendation for surgery. One stone measured nearly seven millimetres. Then, he told a worldwide Christian broadcast, he watched another man describe recovering from kidney stones, and he passed both of his own.

Travail, a participant from Senegal, gave that account during Pastor Chris Oyakhilome's Healing Streams Live Healing Services, the Trent reported. The three-day programme, the 18th edition and the final edition scheduled for 2026, began on Friday 23 October 2026 in Lagos, Nigeria, with Oyakhilome, president of LoveWorld Incorporated, leading prayers for people attending in person and for others joining through international broadcasts.

Everything in this article about Travail's health is his own testimony, as presented by the programme's organisers. The reported recovery has not been independently confirmed through medical examinations or clinical documentation, the Trent stated plainly, and this article does not present it as a medically established outcome.

According to his account, Travail had suffered severe pain after being diagnosed with two kidney stones. Doctors had recommended surgery because one of the stones measured nearly seven millimetres. He said he was watching Healing Streams when another participant described recovering from kidney stones, and that he subsequently passed both stones.

I'm free, Glory to God.

Those were Travail's words as reported by the Trent, after he described passing the stones. Four words, spoken by a man who had been told he needed an operation, and they became the human centre of the opening service of the final Healing Streams gathering of the year.

Travail Kidney Stones Testimony at Healing Streams 2026

The account was presented during a testimony session hosted by Evangelist Eddy Owase, a senior minister of the Healing School and presenter of Real Miracles Today. The Healing School is associated with LoveWorld Incorporated, and the Healing Streams programme is organised through it.

During the opening service, Oyakhilome preached on faith, biblical teaching and healing, referring to Romans 1:16 and the account of Jairus's daughter in Luke 8, and urging worshippers to hold on to their faith despite difficult circumstances. “Don't struggle. Only believe,” he told participants, according to the Trent.

“The Word of God is truth. It is reality. It doesn't matter what the symptoms are telling you. Believe the Word, not the symptoms,” Oyakhilome said.

Healing Streams Testimonies: Veronica, Doreen and Others

Travail was not the only testimony presented. In Kenya, a woman identified as Veronica reported regaining strength in her legs after serious walking difficulties for two years, which she said had prevented her from working and had affected her posture. She told the programme she was able to stand and move more freely after taking part in the prayers.

Another Kenyan participant, Doreen, said she had experienced eyesight problems and depression for approximately two years. She described periods of serious emotional distress, including suicidal thoughts, before joining the programme, and said the religious teachings had helped improve her emotional state and that she reported an improvment in her vision.

In Bangalore, India, a participant named Laveen described relief from persistent bodily soreness and a feeling of heaviness. The organisers also presented the account of Patrick, a nine-year-old boy in the Solomon Islands, whose family said he experienced relief after more than a month of fever and distress, and was subsequently able to sleep.

In Sri Lanka, Rajakaruna said he had struggled for about a year with pain and heaviness in his legs, which made climbing stairs dificult, and reported being able to walk up and down stairs without difficulty during the programme. Malala, from Madagascar, who said she had been suffering from breast cancer, reported that a lump in her breast had reduced in size, discomfort had eased, and she could move her arms more freely.

Pastor Chris Healing Streams Final Edition: Prayers for Families and Nations

The grand finale on Sunday 25 October began at 2pm Nigerian time and was streamed live on the Healing Streams website and the Healing to the Nations App, according to the organisers. Pastor Chris was expected to pray specially for families and nations, after two days of teachings, prayers and testimonies from participants across the world.

Pastor Chris also urged participants to build their own faith on the Word of God, Daily Trust reported, saying instructions given to one individual should not automatically be regarded as applying to everyone. “Build your own faith and become unshakeable,” he said, and he urged believers not to live in fear, pointing to the Bible's repeated instruction to “Fear not.”

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For now, Travail's story stands as he told it: two stones, one nearly seven millimetres, a surgery recommended, and then freedom. No medical evidence confirming his account has been published.

Will Travail's testimony encourage others living with pain to seek prayer, medical care, or both, and will the next Healing Streams gathering bring more stories like his, told in the same plain words by people with nothing to sell but a story of their own? The programme has ended for 2026, but the testimonies it collected will keep travelling, from Lagos to Senegal and far beyond, carried by the people who heard them first.

But the most surprising part of this story is yet to come — keep reading.