Wednesday

“God shall bless us,

and all the ends of the earth shall fear Him.”

~Psalm 67:7~

Chuck Baham and Jacob Duhe

hi anna lee. okay, here’s today’s update: we went to see chuck and lessie at the 2 p.m. visiting time. chuck is not in too much pain as long as he lies very still; however, he is very nauseated. they think that is being caused by the blood loss in his stomach cavity. the meds they are giving him for the nausea knocks him out. he does not want to talk or be touched. said it annoys him and he is trying to concentrate on not throwing up. lessie is getting to stay in the room with him in icu. she needs our prayers also. she has a nervous stomach where when she gets nervous she cannot eat at all. she also has lots of back pain that she is undergoing treatment for. chuck keeps asking for something to drink, but they can’t give him anything until they know about the bleeding. the other boy, jacob duhe, is slightly better. they gave him a swallow of water around noon today. he is really banged up himself. he keeps spitting out pieces of his teeth. i will update you as i learn something. thanks for the prayers for both these families. Marsha

Pray for Stephanie McKenzie as the arrival of her baby girl approaches.  The baby will be born in the next week.

Mrs. Ruby Dillon is regaining her strength.  Please continue to pray for her.

Caring Bridge – Adianna Cavanag

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Pray for all those returning to school and/or work today.  I hope the holiday was a refreshing bread for all of you.

KneEmail

“At the name of Jesus every knee should bow…” Philippians 2:10

Mike Benson – Editor

ELVIS PRESLEY WAS one of the most talented singers and performers in the history of our country…

In fact, the Smithsonian Institute described Elvis as having the MOST influential impact on the entire history of American music.  This man earned over two billion — yes billion with a “b” — dollars in his brief life.  And those were 1950 and 1960 dollars!  He was talented.  He was wealthy.  But he was not self-disciplined.

The total essence of Elvis was ignored.  He was driven.  He was obsessed with music, career, and success.  Someone who  knew Elvis explained that he didn’t need bodyguards, but he did need lifeguards to protect him from himself.  This was true about Elvis.  And it’s true about a lot of other people as well.  (Vince Lombardi, Jr. & John Q. Baucom)

“But I discipline my body and bring it into subjection,

lest, whenI have preached to others,

I myself should become disqualified.”

1 Corinthians 9:27

A wonderful Wednesday awaits you….

Anna Lee