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Missionary Joy's story of faithfulness and courage 

Norwich missionary Joy McCann’s story is one of extraordinary faithfulness and courage in which her God-given dreams are becoming a reality. James Knight interviewed her from Kenya.

After spending 13 years housebound with chronic fatigue syndrome, Joy experienced a remarkable healing that not only restored her health but revived a childhood vision God had given her of serving in East Africa.

Today she is a missionary in Kenya with the Vineyard movement, working with women, leading worship, and witnessing the very things she once saw only in prayer - baptisms, healing, and lives transformed by Jesus.
 
James Knight invited Joy onto his Philosophical Muser YouTube channel to share her remarkable journey, and he said: "The conversation captures Joy’s heart, her humility, and her deep love for the people she serves. It’s a wonderful interview filled with hope, honesty, and the unmistakable sense of God’s presence guiding her steps." 

We’re delighted to share her story on Network Norfolk, and we pray it inspires all who watch.
 
You can watch the video by clicking the link here or watching below.

Click here to read our previous story about Joy.

For more information, or to support Joy, you can email her on joy.elizabeth2@icloud.com

Pictured above is Joy McCann with friends at Trinity Vineyard Church in Nakuru, Kenya.