Knowing that lead guitarist Lynne had felt sick for a day or two, a couple of the members of the band drove to her house when they were unable to reach her by phone. Finding her curled up lifeless on her bed, they rushed her to the Emergency Department at Tennessee Christian Medical Center.

A diabetic, Lynne had been suffering from the flu and unable to keep food down. She had run out of insulin and was too weak to go out for more. When she arrived at the hospital, she had pneumonia and a blood sugar reading of 1,966.

Members of the all-girl country music band Mustang Sally are Christians, and when Lynne was transferred to Intensive Care, band members and their husbands swarmed to the hospital to pray. I think prayer played a significant role in her recovery,” says the band’s road manager. “She was one day in ICU, motionless. We thought she was going to be brain-dead and have no control over her nervous system. And just through constant prayer and support and everybody coming together, the Lord worked a miracle and she’s here with us today – and probably in better condition than before.