WEBVTT USING IT TO HEAL HIMSELF. ROB: KETV NEWSWATCH 7’S ANDREW OZAKI HAS THIS NEW STORY FROM LINCOLN. REPORTER: HIS MUSIC IS HIS PRAYER TO GOD. >> IT MAKES ME CLOSER TO GOD THAN ALMOST ANY THING I DO. REPORTER: THAT’S WHY FOR TED GRAY, BEING ABLE TO PLAY AN ORGAN AGAIN THREE MONTHS AFTER SUFFERING A MASSIVE STROKE, IS A GOD SEND. >> IT GIVES ME HOPE AND IT GIVES ME CONFIDENCE TO KEEP GOING AHEAD. REPORTER: IN JUNE, THE 57-YEAR-OLD INJURED HIS SPINAL CORD FROM AN ACCIDENTAL FALL WHILE ON THE OPERATING TABLE, HIS CAROTID ARTERY BURST. I WAS IN THE HOSPITAL ON A VENTILATOR FOR A WHILE. I LOOKED KIND OF BAD. THEY DIDN’T THINK I WAS GOING TO MAKE IT. REPORTER: IN AUGUST, GRAY WAS MOVED TO MADONNA REHABILITATION HOSPITAL’S LINCOLN CAMPUS. >> WE COME IN BUSTED UP AND THEY HEAL US AND PUT US BACK TOGETHER. REPORTER: STAFF LEARNED EARLY ON ABOUT GRAY’S LOVE OF MUSIC. HOW HE ACTUALLY STARTED A TUESDAY EVENING PRAYER SERVICE AT THE SALEM UNITED METHODIST CHURCH SATELITTE MINSTRY ON LAKE MANNAWA. >> FROM THEN ON, IT KIND OF GOT IN THE BACK OF OUR MINDS. REPORTER: OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST JESSICA BARGES KNEW MADONNA HAD A ORGAN IN ITS CHAPEL, SO SHE PULLED OUT ALL THE STOPS. >> WE JUST KIND OF BROUGHT HIM IN AND SURPRISED HIM. REPORTER: BEFORE HE KNEW IT, HE WAS PLAYING FOR SERVICES. >> YOU SAW HIM LIGHT UP WHEN HE GOT TO PLAY AGAIN, AND IT WAS VERY MOTIVATING. REPORTER: HELPING HIS BALANCE, CONCENTRATION, DOING A L HEALING HIMSELF WHILE HELPING OTHERS HEAL AS WELL. >> IT’S NICE TO HEAR THEM SING. IT’S NICE TO HAVE A CROWD HERE AND TO PLAY IN FRONT OF PEOPLE AGAIN. I’M JUST GLAD TO BE ALIVE. I’M JUST GLAD TO BE HERE. REPORTER: IN LINCOLN, ANDREW OZAKI, KETV NEWSWA