Socialite and entrepreneur Huddah Monroe has urged her followers, both Muslims and Christians  who are looking for inner healing, to attend upcoming retreats at the Vincentian Prayer House in Lavington.

According to her, visiting the prayer house turned her life around from being a cocaine addict.

“Went here in August a drug addict. Left a clean person,” she revealed adding that she also received the things she prayed for while at the prayer house.

“I prayed for a Range Rover  by Dec the same year a stranger, a man I had never met before, bought me a Range Rover and an apartment in Kileleshwa,” she added.

She further said that in the prayer house, they don’t ask for money.

“You just get to be under the roof with other believer like you. They also offer lunch. Bread and tea,” she revealed. “Buy a notebook. Be very specific on what you want God to give you.”

She however made it clear that it is not the prayer house that makes one’s prayers come true but their faith in God.

“It is not about the prayer house. It is about your faith in God. Praying from 7.30 am to 5/6, telling the Almighty God to heal you and bless you. The prayer house just helps you gather around more people with the same energy,” she said.

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