Smita grew up as a devout follower of her family’s religion. Her father was a sorcerer, and he taught his family to follow closely in their traditional beliefs. Smita prayed every morning and evening to her god, and she remained steadfast in the practices of her religion after her marriage.
Over time, her devotion led her to become a witch doctor. Many in the village began seeking her out to perform sorcery and black magic, and her family and husband greatly encouraged her to continue. She enjoyed her work for many years, until one day she faced a problem her witchcraft couldn’t solve. Learn how God demonstrated his power to be greater: http://gospelforasia-reports.org/2015/08/the-witch-doctor-who-couldnt-heal-herself/.
