He gives strength to the weary
and increases the power of the weak.
~Isaiah 40:29 NIV~
David Sellers is much better and off the vent. He had Afib and fluid collected in his lungs. Bill thanks everyone for praying for his dad and that your prayers made a difference.
Mary Lynn Marquette Cressionnie
Mary Lynn Marquette Cressionnie passed away on April 16, 2022. She was preceded in death by her husband Malcolm (Mack) Joseph Cressionnie Jr., father, Dennis Charles Marquette Sr. and sister, Cheryl McNally. She is survived by her 102-year-old mother, Mary Chatelain Marquette; three children: Chris Cressionnie (Lisa), Lori Cressionnie Kirkland (Rickey) and Larry Cressionnie (Carrie); grandchildren: Kyle Cressionnie (Rhea), Malcolm Cressionnie, Erica Reeves, and Eddie Schlumbrecht; great grandchildren: Trevor Pierce, Lucy Cressionnie, Colt Cressionnie, Cadence Reeves, Noah Schlumbrecht and Ava Pierce; siblings: Suzanne Snell, Dennis Marquette Jr. and Vicki Klein and a host of nieces and nephews. Mary Lynn graduated from Dominican High School and later from LSUNO with a degree in Social Work. She worked for the State of Louisiana in the Office of Family Services for 25 years as a social worker. She was exceptional at quilting, needlework and sewing. Mary Lynn enjoyed her lunches on Thursday with the “Lunch Bunch”. Visitation will take place at Garden of Memories Funeral Home, 4900 Airline Drive, Metairie, Louisiana 70001 Saturday, April 23, 2022, from 1:00 p.m. through 3:00 p.m., followed by Mass at 3:00 p.m. To leave condolences or send flowers please visit www.gardenofmemoriesmetairie.com.
READ and WRITE SCRIPTURE TODAY
April 21 – Isaiah 40:29
BAPTIST PRESS
Twelve Southern Baptist volunteer teams that have traveled from the United States to Eastern Europe to serve Ukrainian refugees. To date, Southern Baptists have donated more than $8 million to Send Relief and the International Mission Board (IMB) to go toward Ukrainian relief efforts.
“Romanian volunteers are at the station around the clock. Train tickets are free for Ukrainians.
One volunteer, Klara, said at the beginning of the crisis, she worked 20-hour shifts as the fire station’s red buses ferried weary Ukrainian refugees from the border of Romania and Ukraine. Most of the volunteers went to the border, Klara said. Not many thought to come and assist Ukrainians who were boarding trains to take them to cities across Europe.”
Thanks for reading and praying today. You make a difference!
Anna Lee
The Prayer Link 
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