Bishop James Thomas was raised in the United Kingdom. There He went to Bible College. He then went on to study fundraising and helped to raise funds for an orphanage in India. He was also a nurse in the United Kingdom helping those in need. In 2002 Bishop James was diagnosed with Progressive Multiple Sclerosis. In October of 2005 He met a special lady online and in November of 2005 he came to the U.S.A. to marry her. In December of 2005 God gave him a vision of a fishing net. In January of 2006 he co-founded His Love Ministry with his wife, Pastor Trisha Thomas. In April 2006 God healed Bishop James of Progressive Multiple Sclerosis. In August 2006 he had a hole in his stomach and God healed him in September 2006. In January of 2007 Bishop James had a massive heart attack and was told that if he didnt have further surgery that he would be dead within three months. He told the doctors thanks for your help, but I am standing on God's promise to me that by His Stripes I am healed. He stopped all medication as he could not afford it and could not get insurance. In December of 2007 he had another massive heart attack and once again told the doctors he was standing on God's promise that he is healed. In May 2008 he had a third heart attack, but continues to spread God's Word around the world. He continues to stand on God's promise that by His stripes we are healed. Bishop James hearts desire is to help others to grow to be more like Jesus and to bring souls into God's Kingdom. Bishop James has also co-founded HLM International Biblical Academy in 2006 giving ALL people the chance to become trained as Disciples of Jesus Christ. He wants to give them the ability to bring souls into God's Kingdom and to train others to do the same around the world. He also is the owner of Radio 99k which touches lives around the world with the love of God through music and teachings. Radio 99k was shut down in May 2010. Bishop James Thomas went to be with our Lord on August 11, 2008. Click here to view Bishop James memorial page.
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