New prayer request from :
Dear friends of mine were told yesterday that he is losing the battle that he has been fighting with brain cancer. The doctors have said that he only has a few weeks left here on earth. Please pray for Danny Weaver, his beautiful wife Lisa, and their four children as they go through the next few weeks.
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Monday, February 8, 2010
New Prayer Request
New prayer request from Butch Threlkeld:
I recently returned from Iraq , I came home to what I thought was supposed to be meaningful relationship. I simply ask for a Prayer to help me through my daily strugle , with un-employment and to help me move past the loss of the Love of my life & My best friend....Thanks for all that you do...............BUTCH
I recently returned from Iraq , I came home to what I thought was supposed to be meaningful relationship. I simply ask for a Prayer to help me through my daily strugle , with un-employment and to help me move past the loss of the Love of my life & My best friend....Thanks for all that you do...............BUTCH
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Please pray for a couple who are struggling with the stress of having a son in jail and addicted to meth. They are not members of SC but have recently come into contact with a few of us. They are Christ followers but are having a tough time with the hardships, besides their son, of life in and around their marriage and family.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Doctors found a mass in my sister’s lung. The pet scan revealed activity in the mass and doctor said it’s 75% cancer. Please pray. She is only 51! She just got out of the hospital with a blood clot in her leg too.
She meets with the surgeon Wednesday at noon and my other sister will go with her. I will be up in St. Joe with my sister-in-law who is having a hysterectomy and bladder repair. She is only 41! She is also the sister-in-law with gastro paresis.
Thanks! (Cindy)
She meets with the surgeon Wednesday at noon and my other sister will go with her. I will be up in St. Joe with my sister-in-law who is having a hysterectomy and bladder repair. She is only 41! She is also the sister-in-law with gastro paresis.
Thanks! (Cindy)
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
New Team Member
Hey Everyone,
We have a new member; Christopher Breen. He just moved here and visited SC this past Sunday for the first time. Like many of us, it was "love at first sight." He does not have internet right now. If any of you would like to welcome him to the team his number is 456-4706.
I spoke with Christopher yesterday. He would very much like to meet everyone. We have a regularly scheduled prayer meeting coming up on Feb. 7th after 2nd service. Would any of you be able to make this meeting to intruduce yourselves and welcome him?
Christopher is VERY passionate about the team, prayer and having a group that is able to visit members in hospitals and pray with them. This would most likely be a topic to talk about either in the 7th meeting or setting up a whole different meeting to talk about this. He would be looking for anyone willing to have their phone number available 24/7 to take calls concerning persons hospitalized. Also, to visit and pray with them or find someone who would be able to. (This was an idea that was on my heart early on when joining the team.)
Any volunteers, thoughts, ideas, suggestions, etc... are welcome.
thx, tab
We have a new member; Christopher Breen. He just moved here and visited SC this past Sunday for the first time. Like many of us, it was "love at first sight." He does not have internet right now. If any of you would like to welcome him to the team his number is 456-4706.
I spoke with Christopher yesterday. He would very much like to meet everyone. We have a regularly scheduled prayer meeting coming up on Feb. 7th after 2nd service. Would any of you be able to make this meeting to intruduce yourselves and welcome him?
Christopher is VERY passionate about the team, prayer and having a group that is able to visit members in hospitals and pray with them. This would most likely be a topic to talk about either in the 7th meeting or setting up a whole different meeting to talk about this. He would be looking for anyone willing to have their phone number available 24/7 to take calls concerning persons hospitalized. Also, to visit and pray with them or find someone who would be able to. (This was an idea that was on my heart early on when joining the team.)
Any volunteers, thoughts, ideas, suggestions, etc... are welcome.
thx, tab
Friday, January 8, 2010
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Hello Everyone,
I know that some of you received an e-mail from Alisha and I wanted to give everyone an update.
A couple of years ago my sister was diagnosed with congestive heart failure. This is something that we were concerned about, however it is treatable with medicine. My sister and her husband are what I would call fanatics, and they had someone lay hands on my sister, she was feeling better so they decided that she had been healed and she quit taking her medicine in August. This past Christmas she was diagnosed with Pneumonia and in need of her gall bladder taken out. She went to a specialist on Tuesday who after looking at all of her test decided she never had pneumonia but instead it was her heart. Her heart is currently enlarged and functioning at 10%. Normally your heart functions at 60%. This was very alarming to us and one doctor told us that no one under a 7% makes it and that she needed to be put on the heart transplant list immediately.
However this is not the case. While my sister is very sick, she is not in such a dire place. Her cardioligist says that she responded well to the heart medication the first time and doesn't see why she won't respond the same way the second time. The cardiologist says people fall into 3 different cattegories. 1/3 come through fine, 1/3 stay the same and 1/3 get worse. She will be 40 next week and has a 14 year old at home. We will not know for several months if the medicine is working, so please keep her in your prayers while she is going through this.
Thanks everyone,
Becky
I know that some of you received an e-mail from Alisha and I wanted to give everyone an update.
A couple of years ago my sister was diagnosed with congestive heart failure. This is something that we were concerned about, however it is treatable with medicine. My sister and her husband are what I would call fanatics, and they had someone lay hands on my sister, she was feeling better so they decided that she had been healed and she quit taking her medicine in August. This past Christmas she was diagnosed with Pneumonia and in need of her gall bladder taken out. She went to a specialist on Tuesday who after looking at all of her test decided she never had pneumonia but instead it was her heart. Her heart is currently enlarged and functioning at 10%. Normally your heart functions at 60%. This was very alarming to us and one doctor told us that no one under a 7% makes it and that she needed to be put on the heart transplant list immediately.
However this is not the case. While my sister is very sick, she is not in such a dire place. Her cardioligist says that she responded well to the heart medication the first time and doesn't see why she won't respond the same way the second time. The cardiologist says people fall into 3 different cattegories. 1/3 come through fine, 1/3 stay the same and 1/3 get worse. She will be 40 next week and has a 14 year old at home. We will not know for several months if the medicine is working, so please keep her in your prayers while she is going through this.
Thanks everyone,
Becky
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