Jan Casebolt
Healing Prayer Facilitator, Inspirational Author, Awakened Executive Contributor
Jan Casebolt is an inspirational author and healing prayer facilitator. She has a passion for divine truth and believes that continual spiritual development and a connection to God are integral to our personal, highest divine life path – as well as vital to raising the collective consciousness of the Earth. Jan was born with deep faith and began communicating with the angels at an early age. She holds a Bible College degree and has 35 years of lay pastor experience, including leading the A.C.T.S. (A Commitment to Service) program at Calvary By the Sea Lutheran Church in Honolulu, Hawaii.
During her time in Hawaii, she attended the University of Hawaii and studied Hawaiian history with Esther Mookini, the author of the original English-Hawaiian dictionary. Esther taught the true history of the Islands with a focus on multicultural dialogue and healing the wounds of the past. This approach to history and communication left a lasting impression on Jan, creating a desire for community connection and the betterment of the planet as a whole.
Jan spent 15 years teaching early childhood health, safety, and nutrition through the State of Hawaii’s nutrition services program and served as the Parent-Child Networking Center Coordinator at Kapaa Middle School on Kauai. Her time in the Islands forged a great reverence for diverse cultures and a love of natural beauty. Jan is the survivor of “incurable” Sarcoidosis, having received an instant miracle healing through directed prayer in 2014. This medically verified blessing ignited a deep passion for sharing the good news that miracles are possible. She has been quietly helping people with issues ranging from autoimmune disorders to childhood trauma for the past 10 years.
Jan believes that unearthing the tap root of childhood trauma and mitigating non-beneficial belief systems is the key to lasting, positive change. She uses empathetic listening, whole health-focused guidance, and the frequency of healing prayer during one-on-one sessions with clients. Jan has witnessed many miracles and knows that God’s messengers, the angels, are here to help us — if we simply have faith and ask. Connect with Jan at www.jancasebolt.com and www.prayers4life.com.
Recent Articles
Personal Power Through Prayer – Why Spiritual Practice Matters
When you think about personal power, what comes to mind? For many, it might be a large investment portfolio. For others, it might be a commanding online presence. For some, it might be the ability to lift weights or run a marathon. And while these things might bring happiness and even stability for a time, there is one type of power that cannot be measured in human terms—the power of a strong spiritual practice.
Beyond Fear–Leaping to Freedom
One of the most freeing moments I can ever remember was standing at the top of the Kalalau trail on the northern most point of Kauai.This trail is not for beginners. It’s eleven grueling miles into a pristine and gorgeous valley–traversing streams, tropical rainforests and slippery red dirt–on cliffside trails as high as 800 feet.
Expansion as Revelation. What if Our Choices Really Matter?
One of the most expansive spiritual experiences I have ever had occurred in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina–near a small college town called Boone.
If you have ever visited Boone and taken in the sweeping views along the Blue Ridge Parkway–you have viewed one of the world’s most expansive horizons. The Blue Ridge is one of the world’s oldest mountain ranges and was part of Pancea–the land mass that once connected Europe and America. It is also a giant quartz crystal bed with palpable positive energ
Functional Beauty: A Divine Gift of Nature
“Pretty is as pretty does,“ my Great-Grandmother used to say. That was her way of trying to counterbalance the unsolicited attention I received as a “pretty” young girl growing up. “Isn’t she cute” my Dad would boast. And sometimes, after several drinks, his friends would seem a little too interested in “how beautiful I would be when I grew up.” Yuck! I can remember wanting to become invisible at one such drunken party. My Dad insisted I recite one of my poems in front of the group, while bragging about my looks. I was only about 8 years old, but being objectified was already against my nature. I instinctively wanted to be liked for something more than just my long legs or smile. I wanted my writing and intellect to be of value as well. I wanted to be functional in nature–not just objectified.
Prayers for Life: Why Miracles Are Still Happening Every Day – An Interview with Jan Casebolt
Jan Casebolt was twelve years old when she grabbed the steering wheel of a Volkswagen van to keep her mother from driving the family off a cliff. Shortly after, she lost her mother to suicide, watched her siblings get separated into foster care, and learned to survive by talking directly to God and the angels — long before anyone taught her how to pray. Decades later, when an incurable autoimmune disease called sarcoidosis left her bedridden and blind in one eye, Jan turned to the only thing that had never failed her…faith. What followed was a healing so sudden, so complete, and so medically documented that it defies every conventional explanation.
Joy and the Rolled Back Stone
When I was 16 I had a friend who’s first name was Joy. She was the manager of a European health spa where I worked. Joy was the vivacious and popular club manager, She had big hair and a big smile. She dressed well and was always laughing. She literally oozed happiness and I often remarked how her parents had named her perfectly. She seemed to be overflowing with joy.