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Welcome to Shekinah Church
Shekinah Church began in 1973 as five families met in Dr. Sue Curran’s home to have a Bible study. This Bible study grew into a community of believers who helped others enter into the Baptism of the Holy Spirit and the gifts of the Spirit. This was a time in church history when the Jesus Movement was in full swing and church were receiving more gifts of the Spirit.
Dr. Sue Curran is the founding and senior pastor of Shekinah Church today. The mission of the church to create a culture where the commandments of Jesus would be a reality in everyday life is an ongoing goal that is tweaked and taught in each new generation of people who come to build this dream.
The Deborah’s Voice national rally “Awake. Arise. Advance” will be held on the National Mall Saturday, September 29, from 9am – 4pm. If you have attended any of the dynamic Deborah’s Voice rallies in the last 10 months, we expect this one to exceed them all! This is a time for the awakened women to rise! Rise up in praise! Rise up in prayer! Rise up in declarations over our nation! The details concerning the event will be added as they are confirmed. Also join our mailing list to keep up-to-date with Deborah’s Voice. Dr. Sue Curran will be ministering from her book Spiritual Breakthrough. A message of freedom and empowerment for women of all ages. Come participate in this amazing event and experience the blessing of many like-minded women declaring their truth.
Freedom to Be Whole Again! Too often, believers settle for much less than what they have access to in Christ–complete emotional and physical healing, as well as peace of mind. The Word teaches that salvation brings wholeness to the body of Christ. But it does not come automatically. In order to receive the gift of wholeness that was purchased for us on Calvary, we must allow Christ to restore the loss we have suffered through our own sin, as well as the sins others have committed against us. We must address all hindrances to healing, such as emotional pain, a pharisaical spirit, and an orphan spirit. The church must stand as an example of Christ’s redeeming work on the cross. And the only way to do this is to restore what has been lost. By turning from our sin and releasing all unforgiveness and bitterness, we can walk in the freedom of forgiveness and wholeness. No one is too far gone; all believers can experience the grace of Jesus Christ and walk as victors instead of victims!