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Double Journey: Experiences and Teaching of a World War II Far East Prisoner of War

by Jack Butterfield; Foreword by Dr. Brandon D. Jackson

188 pages; quality trade paperback (softcover); catalogue #04-2303; ISBN 1-4120-4495-2; US$16.17, C$18.60, EUR13.29, £9.30

The remarkable story of how the author, an ex-Japanese prisoner-of-war, was completely healed physically and from depression, and became spiritually equipped to help others through a ministry of Christian Healing and Deliverance.

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The author relates his experiences in World War 2 following his capture by the Japanese in Singapore. As a prisoner-of-war he worked in Thailand on the infamous River Kwai railway into Burma. On at least two occasions he believes he was guided in a remarkable way from what could have been certain death. This fact was to prove significant later. Upon his return home after three and a half years he married his teenage sweetheart. Although happily married, quite inexplicably during the following year he sank into severe depression. For two years he sought help from doctors and from the church he had attended from childhood, without result. Then he accepted help from a man who was not a Christian, but who claimed to have a healing gift from God! Remarkably, his symptoms of depression seemed to disappear! Curious to find out how his churchgoing (for that was all it was at the time) fitted in with this, he decided to investigate the source of his healing. It was at this point that all sorts of things started to happen! The book tells of 'out-of-the-body experiences', involvement wih psychics, even to the extent of witnessing ectoplasmic manifestations and all types of 'supernatural' phenomena. Thereafter everything in his life seemed to go wrong and he descended into terrible spiritual darkness. The story of how he was rescued from this is an exciting one. He was to have a 'Damascus Road' type conversion to the Christian faith, and to become filled powerfully with God's Holy Spirit. In 1979 it was discovered by dignitaries of the Anglican Church that he possessed a ministry of exorcism or, as it is known these days, a ministry of Christian Deliverance.

Completely healed of all the diseases contracted as a P.O.W. and since, he continues in his old age to exercise a ministry to the depressed, to the sexually abused, to people affected by involvement in the occult - indeed to all those with inner problems who seek his help. This book gives true accounts of miraculous healings and many examples of deliverance of various kinds. In the final chapter he shares with those Christians who minister to others insights gained over many years.

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John Alfred (Jack) Butterfield was born in Eltham, South London in 1918, of Yorkshire parents who returned to Bradford in 1922. Jack obtained a scholarship to High School, and at age 17 began work in the local City Council Analytical Laboratory, dealing with drinking water, rivers pollution, sewage disposal, atmospheric pollution etc. Half way through an external honours degree in chemistry from London University he was called into H.M. Forces. He served for six years in the Royal Army Medical Corps in a specialist unit. During his teenage years he was trained in watchmaking by a family friend who was a professional watch repairer. This stood him in good stead whilst a P.O.W. of the Japanese.

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