Hillsong's Chelsea Taylor continues to recover after a brain aneurysm resulted in emergency surgery Sunday.
The worship leader was rushed to hospital in the middle of a worship service at Hillsong's flagship “Hills” campus in Sydney, Australia on August 18.
Initially, it was reported that Taylor underwent a nine-hour surgery to deal with a ruptured brain aneurysm.
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Faithwire reports that Taylor's friends and family are calling her survival and recovery a miracle.
“The doctors are really pleased with her and one said this morning, ‘her quick recovery is a credit to modern medicine, as she would never have survived this a few years ago,'” read an update on Taylor posted to social media by Hillsong Creative Pastor Cass Langton, joking that they would have to invite Taylor's medical team to church.
Langton called Taylor "literally a miracle in motion." noting in the update posted to her Instagram Story that people all over the world are praying for Taylor's recovery
Taylor's significant progress, while astounding, does not mean she can be considered healed and well.
“The battle is real and Chelsea has a little bit of a temperature and one side of her face is very swollen,” the update reads, adding that Taylor's facial swelling could be attributed to hitting her face on the ground after passing out, resulting in a broken jaw.
“Prayer works!," Langton shared, keeping the update light while mentioning that Taylor's temperature had slightly dropped after prayer for it to do so.
She says that heaven has "unleased a miracle," shown through Taylor's resilience and so-far positive recovery.