Luke 8:50–Day of Prayer
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Thank you Marion, Kim and Donna. I appreciate all of your support. This is such an incredibly devastating disease, but with all of this support and prayer, we will make a difference. I will keep you updated and keep your families in my prayers as well.
DJ–I am so sorry to hear about your dad–Christmas was almost impossible for my family as well with my grandma in the hospital, but I can’t imagine how difficult it must have been for you and your family. I am praying for you and praying for a cure for this disease so that no one else has to suffer like this ever again.
John
I will join you in prayer on Wed., John. I lost my Dad, Frank, to CC on May 27, 2010. This has been a very difficult Christmas Season for our family. Peace and love to you and your family.
DonnaWherever I am & whatever I am doing, you can count on me to join in the prayer on 12/29. I will also pray for your grandma today & every other day. Wishing much health & healing for her & all of us who are suffering from this nasty disease. Keep up the good work John.
Der John….Thank you for sharing this with us and thank you for thinking of all people fighting this cancer.
All my loving thoughts are coming your way,
MarionMy mom recently setup a blog for my grandma, inspired by Jesus’s statement to Jairus “Do not fear, only believe.” Jairus had asked Jesus to heal his daughter, but en route, his daughter died. Jesus told him not to fear, but to only believe, and he healed Jairus’s daughter, explaining that she had only been asleep.
This verse has made us stronger. We are trying to coordinate a day of prayer on December 29th (this Wednesday) for my grandma Ruth and all who suffer from cholangiocarcinoma and for a cure.
If you have time, please visit our blog at http://luke850.blogspot.com to learn more.
Thank you for all of your support,
John
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