Rejoice with us and pray with us. Ruth had a fairly good week. Cindy’s house is under contract. Linda and I enjoyed our low-key anniversary celebration. Anita praises the lord that she has had no more trouble on dialysis. Brenda … Continue reading →
Debra’s stepfather has been in the hospital since Monday with bacterial pneumonia. He is borderline septic. He also has atrial fibrillation and is diabetic. Cathy asks prayer for Troy Gilbert. “He’s the father of a dear friend from school and … Continue reading →
Blessings to you, loved ones. My prayer for us this week is that we all draw closer to our Father in Heaven. This Sunday will be Fathers Day. For most of us regularly attending right now, our father on Earth … Continue reading →
Tradition can be a good thing. It binds us together. It can be used to teach us things that we need to remember. Yahweh established traditions to do that for His people. It can also be a bad thing. It … Continue reading →
Pray with us and rejoice with us. Pray for Priscilla. She is in a lot of pain and awaiting word on when she can have the gall bladder surgery she needs. Kimi is also in pain from her health issues. … Continue reading →
She sent me this text earlier this morning. Sharing with permission.I “I’m having to go to gastrologists. Was in pain 7 hours yesterday. Believe its gallbladder issue. Going to her at 10:00am.”
Continue reading →From Cathy, Please Pray for Judy B. She is having a port installed next week & they start chemo the next day. She was diagnosed with breast cancer last month. Please pray for Jerry Gibson. Jay posted that they had … Continue reading →
Hello loved ones. My prayer for us this week is simply that we will grow to love each other as He has loved us. It sure was good to see Ruth participating with us on Sunday. I wish everyone had … Continue reading →
Every so often I will see a book title or headline on the subject of dealing with difficult people. We all known them. There’s no denying that some people are more challenging to be around than others, but what strikes … Continue reading →
