Apostle Grace Lubega of Phaneroo Ministries has shared a testimony in which he claims that a Kenyan boy who had reportedly tested HIV-positive later received a negative result after a week of prayer.
Lubega shared the account while speaking about his ministry experiences, saying the young man had approached him seeking spiritual intervention after receiving the HIV-positive test result.
According to the apostle, the boy travelled from Kenya with hope that prayer would bring about a change in his situation.
Lubega said he committed himself to praying with the young man for one week, after which the boy went for another HIV test.
The preacher claimed that the results from the second test showed that the boy was HIV-negative, describing the incident as a major testimony of faith.
“A Kenyan boy came to me HIV positive, I prayed for him for one week, and after doing another test, it came out negative,” Lubega said while sharing the testimony.
The account has attracted attention online, with many people reacting differently to the claim and discussing issues surrounding faith, prayer and health.
Supporters of Lubega have described the testimony as an example of the power of prayer and expressed their belief in spiritual healing.
Others online have questioned the claim and called for more information about the circumstances surrounding the tests and the medical details involved.
HIV testing and results are medical matters that are usually interpreted through established testing procedures, and changes in results can require proper medical explanation.
The discussion around Lubega’s testimony has therefore generated debate between those focusing on faith experiences and those seeking medical clarification.
Phaneroo Ministries, led by Apostle Grace Lubega, has a large following in Uganda and other countries, with many believers sharing personal testimonies connected to their faith.
Lubega has often spoken about miracles, healing and spiritual transformation during his sermons and ministry gatherings.
The Kenyan boy’s alleged experience has become one of the latest testimonies linked to the ministry to attract public attention.
While sharing the story, Lubega presented it as evidence of what he believes can happen through prayer and faith.
The testimony has also sparked wider conversations about how religious beliefs and medical experiences interact in society.
Many people have continued debating the importance of both spiritual support and proper medical processes when dealing with serious health conditions.
The claims have not provided detailed information about the boy’s previous diagnosis, the type of HIV tests conducted or any medical follow-up after the reported change in results.
As reactions continue, the story remains a topic of discussion among religious followers, health advocates and members of the public.
The testimony shared by Apostle Grace Lubega has once again highlighted the strong role that faith and personal experiences play in conversations about healing and hope.
