The churches of St. Augustine and St. Edward announced the Christ the Healer Workshop, a transformative event designed to explore the healing power of Christ through song, scripture, spiritual theology, testimony, and prayer. This workshop will take place from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 11 at St. Augustine Church in Austin. The workshop is open to all and will feature sessions led by Dr. Susan Windley-Daoust, a theologian and executive director of The Mark 5:19 Project, and Fr. Andrew Beerman, the pastor of St. Augustine and St. Edward churches. Attendees will explore scripture and theology that addresses the healing ministries of Christ, and how we are called to invite others to the healing of Christ in a broken world. The workshop is free, but a free will cash offering will be collected to cover lunch expenses. For more information and to register, please visit Eventbrite.com and search for “Christ the Healer Austin.” Following the workshop, there will be an open city-wide healing service at St. Augustine’s at 7 p.m. titled Jesus Christ Brings Healing. All those seeking healing in their lives are welcome to come and see. There will be testimony, adoration, confession, and prayer teams available for personal prayer requests. All are welcome, and the Church encourages inviting people in need, including those who do not identify as Christian. All are welcome. The post Christ the Healer Workshop and healing prayer service: A day of renewal appeared first on Austin Daily Herald.