A new café in Bangor is promising a ‘taste of heaven’ and along with fantastic food and hospitality, you can expect ‘miracle’ events.

 

The new Miracle Café at 307-309 Bangor High Street, formerly the home of Viridian, Follow Your Bliss and Two Guys from Brussels, promises healing, personal prophecy, spiritual direction all included at no extra cost with your coffee and cake.

Rob and Aliss Cresswell have given up their dream home and careers to help others discover their life’s purpose. They opened their first ‘miracle’ café in Chester in 2009 and they claim thousands have reported amazing transformations after visiting their cafés and through their Spirit Lifestyle training.

LAUNCHING MIRACLE CAFÉS…AGAIN!

In a Blog post Aliss said: “Imagine giving up your dream home, your business, your career, your income – because God asked you to, not knowing what was to come next?

“That’s what we did many years ago. Our family of four moved to a ‘deprived’ neighbourhood in our hometown of Chester. We started up weekly School of the Spirit meetings, then opened a café in our neighbourhood, a gift shop with café in the city centre, and also a B&B with shop and bistro on the outskirts of town. The vision wasn’t simply to start up businesses, but to help people live in the fullness of all they’re created for – spirit, soul and body.

“I had been praying for people to be healed and for miracles like I read in the Bible, for around 12 years, but without much success. Then, as soon as we opened our first Café, incredible miracles broke out and have continued ever since, everywhere we go. And the rest, as they say, is history.”

“Hundreds, if not thousands, of people have been impacted by the healings, miracles and freedom they’ve found as they’ve encountered the love and power of Jesus in our cafés.

“From teenagers coming off weed, to cancerous tumours disappearing, people in wheelchairs getting up and walking, to addicts being set free, those with mental health issues finding peace, to the broken-hearted finding comfort and unemployed finding purpose, estranged families back together – the list goes on and on. It’s hard to comprehend the huge impact our cafés have had over the years.“

On opening the Café in Bangor Aliss said: “Our vision is not just for one or two cafés, but many cafés around the world! In these crazy times where hospitality businesses have been hard hit by lockdowns and restrictions, it seems strange to be wanting to establish cafés again.

“We believe it is time to step out in faith, not to hold back, but to establish Spirit Life Cafés – places of refuge, community, miracles, mentoring and good food, where everyone is welcome, to taste and see that the Lord is good.”

The Miracle Café opens today, 1 February 2022.

For more information visit: https://miracle.cafe/ or Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MiracleCafeBangor

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