Friday, January 31, 2020

Thursday, January 30, 2020

Update on Carl Haggard 1/30

Randi posted tonight that Carl is HOME and resting!!!
Pray for rest and no more cancer!!!

Wednesday, January 29, 2020

Update on Jimmy Faulkner 1/29

Jimmy Faulkner is having problems with his blood pressure being too low. He sees his lung doctor again on Monday.

Update on Carl Haggard 1/29

UPDATE ON CARL ~ I just found out that Carl's doctor said that he could come home tomorrow. Wow! We were all shocked!!! He is NOT well but will have HOME HEALTH services here in Paris because they said that it would be about 6 weeks before he recovers. Home health will also show me how to help him. It's a good thing that I stayed home and rested while our children took care of him in the hospital. I was not expecting him to come home this soon! However, I feel sure that home health care will take good care of him. We already know them from his previous surgeries. I am good at nursing, also. I thought about being a nurse at one time. Carl will love to get back into his recliner! Just keep us in your prayers. Thank you and God bless us one and all. In Jesus Name, I pray. Amen.

Then sings my soul....


Update on Carl Haggard 1/29

UPDATE ON CARL HAGGARD ~ Carl is still in the Samuel Clements Hospital at the U.T. Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas.They have moved him from ICU to a private room so that made him happy. He sits in a chair to do therapy and then is going to walk a little bit today. He is still not eating ~ but getting enough fluids. They took him off his IV antibiotic and are now giving it to him in pill form. He is in no real pain but he is uncomfortable from the swelling in his stomach from the colon cancer surgery. He has been in the hospital for 6 days now and they do not know when he will be able to come home. They are just taking it one day at a time. Thank you for your prayers. God bless us one and all. In Jesus Name, I pray. Amen.

Update on Charles Richards 1/29

Charles Richards posted this update on his health:  
I have missed church the past two Sundays because of some ailments apparently related to my lower back (where I had surgeries several decades ago -- in 1981 and 1992).
About a week and a half ago, I developed a painful crick in the left side of my neck.
Then last Friday afternoon, as I pushed off of my lift chair onto my rollator (walker with wheels), I felt a sharp pain in my upper LEFT leg. I was able to make my way -- slowly -- around the house the rest of the day, but Saturday I was unable to go more than a few steps because of the intense pain in my left leg anytime I tried to get use the walker.
Consequently, I get from one spot to another now only via the wheelchair (which I last used in 2017, after my eight-hour neck surgery). That introduces significant burden on my wife, especially anytime we leave the house.
Over the weekend, two new issues -- a sharp ache in my LEFT hip on Saturday, then a sharp ache in my lower LEFT side of my back on Sunday, just above where my left hip hurts. I capitalized LEFT because that seems to be significant, that something in my lower back is askew.
I had an MRI yesterday -- ordered by my spine doctor in Rockwall -- and Barbara is driving me 85 miles to Rockwall tomorrow morning to deliver a CD of the MRI to my spine specialist at 8 a.m. so he can diagnose the situation. Surgery is dangerous for me because they don't like to put a 78-year-old man under anesthesia. Treating me by injections seems more likely.
I am pain-free most of the time -- once I've gotten into my lift chair in JUST the right position, or once I've gotten into bed -- again after I've winced a few times again trying to find JUST the right position -- or even once I've gotten into the car.

4 reasons...

4 Reasons Every Church Needs Senior Saints

 By Tim Counts

A couple of days ago, I received an email from a church member in his eighties, letting me know that he’s moving. We have known for some time that it’s best for him to move closer to his family due to his health and housing situation. But the news that the move was finally happening hit me unexpectedly, as if I’d lost a dear friend. I felt it in the pit of my stomach and the tears in my eyes.

Then I realized that is exactly why I felt that way: I 
was losing a dear friend, and a grandfather in the faith. And our church is losing him, too.
Sometimes senior saints question their usefulness in the church as they age. That’s unfortunate because they’re an essential part of the body of Christ. Although we trust in our sovereign and wise God to add and take away from his local body as he sees fit, church life is different without them. As pastors, therefore, we need to remind our elderly members that they’re not only loved by their Good Shepherd and Savior—they’re also loved and needed by his people.

Here are four reasons every local church needs senior saints.

1. We need your prayers
.... My 80-something friend often leads our congregation in prayer on Sunday mornings. Visitors and members regularly comment on how his prayers are a blessing to them. We need older members to pray out loud during worship services, Bible studies, and prayer meetings. We also need their private prayers.Sometimes, I’ll see God work in a way that can only be explained by a work of his Spirit in somebody’s life or in salvation. When this happens, I think, “God has answered the prayers of one of my sisters in Christ,” because I know there are several elderly ladies who pray for our church, our community, and my pastoral ministry regularly. Even if you’re reading this on your tablet from a nursing home—I visited an elderly lady doing just that the other day—we as the church need your prayers.
2. We need your practical, biblical wisdom.... 
My grandpa taught an adult Sunday School class until Parkinson’s robbed him of his voice. I’ll never forget a seminary professor who taught class using a special microphone because health complications made it difficult for him to speak. I’m so thankful that these men continued to pass on their biblical knowledge and life experience until they literally could not anymore. Whether through teaching a class or sharing a comment during a Bible study or encouraging a young mom during fellowship, every church members needs the wisdom that comes from decades of studying the Word mixed with decades of life experience.Senior saints, please continue to speak into the lives of younger believers with love and truth and grace. The church needs your wisdom not simply because you’re older, but because you bring the practical, biblical wisdom that only comes from marinating in the Word and walking with Christ in both life’s joys and sorrows.
3. We need your encouragement...  
My friend recently raised his hand at a business meeting as I was almost done explaining a new initiative, and simply said that he saw God’s hand in this and that the congregation should be supportive of where God was leading me with this initiative. We could have just stopped the explanation right then and gone straight to the vote. As a senior saint, your words of encouragement matter.I’ve seen young, sleep-deprived parents light up when an older person in the church tells them, “Your kids are a joy.” I’ve seen discouraged empty-nesters, struggling with change, rediscover hope as they remember God’s faithfulness in your marriages of over 50 years. As the Psalmist exclaims, “One generation shall commend your works to another, and shall declare your mighty acts” (Psalm 145:4). Don’t hesitate to share your stories of provision and grace and forgiveness, and to remind us of God’s goodness and faithfulness. Senior saint, we need your encouragement.
4. We need your presence... 
We know it takes a lot of work for older folks to get to church. We know that there will come a day that we need to come to you, rather than you coming to us. But until that day, we need your presence.There’s something particularly special about the redeemed people of God coming together for worship and seeing a spectrum of ages. There’s something about coming together to worship with people who are different than us—even generationally—that points to the beauty of the gospel and the glory of God. There’s something about knowing fellow saints who can speak of God never abandoning them through decades that powerfully reminds us of the faithfulness of God. We don’t call you “senior saint” because you’re perfect or because you don’t have struggles like the rest of us. We call you “senior saint” because your faith in Christ in your senior years points to the fact that the same God who saves is the same God who sustains. Lift your heads, dear senior saints.
You’re needed. Please don’t stop serving.
Tim Counts
Tim Counts is the pastor of Northshire Baptist Church in Manchester Center, Vermont. 

Prayer Request - 1/29

PRAYERS NEEDED: Herchell McClain was admitted to PRMC last night and is in room 550. He is very weak and will hopefully be getting some rehab soon.

Tuesday, January 28, 2020

Prayer Request - 1/28

Brad Smith was admitted to PRMC yesterday. He's been diagnosed with gastritis. No surgery, just meds.

Monday, January 27, 2020

2 Updates on Carl Haggard - 1/27

This was the update last night:

 This was the update this afternoon:


Update on Susan George - 1/27

Susan just posted this update:  So today I had my lumbar puncture/spinal tap. It was not nearly as bad as I expected. I am home now resting in bed.

Update on Carl Haggard - 1/27

Randi posted this updateCarl is doing better this morning but can't get out of ICU till his blood pressure stabilizes and until they grow this new culture to help with this infection in his blood. Thank you for your continuous prayers. Carl says that he feels them and they uplift him. God bless us every one. Amen.

Sunday, January 26, 2020

Weekly Update - 1/26


OUR SYMPATHY:
  • Please keep Lucy Offutt and family on the passing of William on Tuesday.  His service was yesterday.  Amber and Delbert Offutt lost his maternal grandmother, Audrey Smith, just a day later.
  • Paul James, the father of Terry James, passed away on Wednesday. His funeral will be Tuesday in Del City.
PRAYER REQUESTS:
  • Carl Haggard - Had colon cancer surgery on Friday. He is now in ICU at UT Southwestern after a drastic drop in his blood sugar.
  • Fran Tippit - Health
  • Marge Norlin - Health. She is now back in Paris at home.
  • Eddie George - Health
  • Claude Jones - Health
  • Dianna Welch - Health
  • Jerry Raper - Health
  • Ora Henderson - Health
  • Leston Maggard - Health
  • Jay and Kristi Anthony -  Health
  • Remember the teachers and students.
  • Please remember the homeless.
  • First Responders
  • Military
THOSE IN NURSING HOMES:
  • Barbara Adams - Stillhouse
  • Johnny Bassett - Stillhouse
  • Bobby Castlebury Stillhouse
  • Aileen Castlebury - Stillhouse
  • Janelle Green - Paris Chalet #113
  • Ozella Lilly - Stillhouse
  • Dorothy Pearce - Stillhouse 
  • Mary Ann Williams (Lesa Clarkson's Mom) - Spring Lake
  • Peggy Wright - Colonial Lodge
PRAYER REQUESTS FOR FRIENDS/FAMILY
  • Neil Collard - Health 
  • Mark Stribling (my friend) - Health  
  • Casey Pool (friend of the Usry's) has pneumonia and on life support. 
  • Karol Davis (friend of the Bulls') is the former Paris high school choir director and was a pianist at First Baptist Church and throughout the community for many years. She has had some health issues recently and is not doing well.
  • Bobby Johns (Randy John's Dad) - Is in rehab in Ada now.
  • Former member, Judy Brockway (Howerton) -  Recovering from a fall.
  • Allen Ballard - Larry Ballard's nephew - Was in a serious auto accident. He is in Medical City/Plano.
  • Corey Townsend - He is in the last stages of brain cancer. He is now in Heritage on hospice.
  • WH and Aileen Bequette - Jill Faires' parents - Health
  • Billy Icenhower - Health
  • The Vanderpools, LiveBeyond Team and the Haitian people.


PANTRY NEEDS:  Canned Meat / Grape Jelly / Laundry Pacs / Dish Soap

RAINBOW ROOM ITEMS:  
Warm clothes for older kids and teens (like sweatshirts and sweatpants)

SIMPLE SUPPER:  This weeks' entree will be Taco Soup

KEEP THE DATE:
Jan 27: Monday Prayer Group
Feb 4:  Men's Breakfast - John Cannon will be the speaker
Feb 9:  Faithful Readers
Feb 19:  Blood Drive
Feb 21-22: Ladies Retreat
Feb 23:  Youth Dinner and Devo

Saturday, January 25, 2020

James Funeral Services

Terry James dad, Paul Edward James, 92, of Choctaw passed away Wednesday, January 22 at the Oklahoma Heart Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday, January, 28 at the Del City Church of Christ with Jeff Gardner officiating. Burial will be at the White Chimney Cemetery in Stuart, OK. The family will receive friends from 5-7 p.m. Monday evening, January 27th at the Ford Funeral Home, Midwest City.


Friday, January 24, 2020

Update on Carl Haggard - 1/24

Randi posted this update:  Carl's colon cancer surgery was at noon today (Friday, Jan. 24th). We appreciate all of your prayers...more than you will ever know. We are trusting God to help him through this surgery as He has helped him through his other surgeries and all of the chemo. Life is hard, at times, but God is good to help us...one day at a time. We continue to be grateful for every blessing...including our dear friends who continue to pray and bless us and so many others!!! Praise God from whom all blessings flow!!!

Thursday, January 23, 2020

Be Still....



Latch Key Summer Camp

James Hanley posted this announcement:  Latch Key Summer Camp! My dream is becoming a reality. Registration opens today for current Latch Key Kids and will begin March 1st for all others.

Wednesday, January 22, 2020

Our Sympathy....

Terry James' dad passed away today.
No other details are known at this time.
Please keep their family in your prayers.

He watches me...


Tuesday, January 21, 2020

Update on Carl Haggard - 1/21

Randi posted this update:  Carl had heart surgery today to repair his aorta and wants to thank all of you for your prayers. Carl will be in UT Medical Center/ICU over night but will be able to come home tomorrow if there are no complications. He will rest at home for about a week till he completely recovers. Praise God from whom all blessings flow!!!

Offutt Funeral Services

Services for William Offutt will be at Fry-Gibbs Funeral Home with viewing at 1:00 p.m. Saturday, January 25, 2020 with funeral services to follow at 2:00 p.m. 

Our Sympathy...

Our sympathy is extended to the Offutt familyWilliam passed away earlier this morning.
Please keep Lucy, Jeremy, and Delbert in your prayers.
No other details are known at this time.

Monday, January 20, 2020

Update on William Offutt 1/20

Lucy Offutt posted this update on William:  William is now on hospice at PRMC/Room546. Respirations worsening, fever spiking.


Update on Jimmy Faulkner 1/20

Marie Faulkner called the church office with an update on Jimmy. He came home Saturday from the hospital. He is very weak still and has good days and not so good days and nights. She appreciates all the prayers!! Please continue.  

Update on William Offutt

Update on William 1/20/2020 from Lucy:
All life support withdrawn yesterday, comfort measures only. All of you who know William know his tenacity (translated stubborn, lol) as he continues to struggle to breathe. He has no higher neurological functions beyond his heartbeat and respirations and does not respond to any type of stimulus. We all know he is no longer with us, except in body only. All is in God's hands now, but just a matter of time before his body wears out. William, "Go rest high on that mountain. Son, your work on Earth is done. Go to Heaven shouting Love for the Father and the son!" Love to you all, The Offutt Family

Sunday, January 19, 2020

Weekly Update - 1/19


"CALAMITY FOR THOSE WHO COVET"
(Micah 2:1-13)

I.   Pronouncement of Death (2:1-5)
II.  Prophets of Denial (2:6-11)
III. Promise of Deliverance (2:12-13)

Overcoming Covetousness

1. Be content with what God has provided.
2. Avoid "conspicuous consumption".
3. Resist the temptation to compare.
4. Be a faithful steward.
5. Give something away.

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RESPONSE:  Alexa Harper has been attending LACOC for 4 months. She went forward this morning asking for prayers for her boys (ages 4 and 5), who are in Abilene and not with her. 
After church this morning her husband, Eddie, was taken to PRMC/ER. He had all the symptoms of the flu.
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Congratulations to Greg and Kristen Mayes!!!  They are proud to announce the birth of their new granddaughter, Sterling Addison Mayes. She arrived this morning weighing 8lbs 3oz and is 20 inches long. Everyone is doing well!! 
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PRAYER REQUESTS:
  • William Offutt - is in PRMC/ICU and is in his last days. Pray for comfort for him and peace for Lucy, Jeremy, and Delbert.
  • Fran Tippit - has been released from the hospital and is home.
  • Aileen Castlebury - fell and broke her hip. She had surgery and will be in PRMC/Rehab for a few days and then will go to Stillhouse.
  • Cledith Ray - She was at worship this morning and said she's feeling well.
  • Marge Norlin - Is out of the hospital in Houston and will hopefully come home soon.
  • Eddie George - Is at home recovering from a stroke.
  • Claude Jones - Health
  • Dianna Welch - Recovering from a fall. Dr. Gibbs said her shoulder is deteriorating instead of improving. The first week of January will be tests and scheduling of surgery to completely rebuild her shoulder, ball socket.
  • Jerry Raper - Health
  • Ora Henderson - Health
  • Leston Maggard - Health
  • Jay and Kristi Anthony -  Health
  • Remember the teachers and students.
  • Please remember the homeless.
  • First Responders
  • Military

THOSE IN NURSING HOMES:
  • Barbara Adams - Stillhouse
  • Johnny Bassett - Stillhouse
  • Bobby Castlebury Stillhouse
  • Janelle Green - Paris Chalet #113
  • Ozella Lilly - Stillhouse
  • Dorothy Pearce - Stillhouse - After a full month of not being able to walk, she took a step on Friday.
  • Mary Ann Williams (Lesa Clarkson's Mom) - Spring Lake
  • Peggy Wright - Colonial Lodge

PRAYER REQUESTS FOR FRIENDS/FAMILY
  • Terry James' dad is not doing well.
  • Greg and Lori Campbell's 3-month-old granddaughter has had RSV and Pneumonia. She’s not getting any better. 
  • Mark Stribling (my friend) was admitted back into the hospital on Saturday with what they think is his third heart attack.  He had more tests run today.
  • Casey Pool (friend of the Usry's) has pneumonia and on life support. His wife was also admitted to the hospital with a blood clot in her lung.
  • Karol Davis (friend of the Bulls') is the former Paris high school choir director and was a pianist at First Baptist Church and throughout the community for many years. She has had some health issues recently and is not doing well.
  • Bobby Johns (Randy John's Dad) - Is in rehab in Ada now.
  • Former member, Judy Brockway (Howerton) -  Recovering from a fall.
  • Allen Ballard - Larry Ballard's nephew - Was in a serious auto accident. He is in Medical City/Plano.
  • Corey Townsend - He is in the last stages of brain cancer. He is now in Heritage on hospice.
  • WH and Aileen Bequette - Jill Faires' parents - Health
  • Billy Icenhower - Health
  • The Vanderpools, LiveBeyond Team and the Haitian people.


  • Jimmy Faulkner - was admitted to the hospital Wednesday night. He has fluid building up in his right lung. Swelling of the feet and legs. He is in room 554. 
  • Carl Haggard - is going to have heart surgery this Monday, Jan. 20th. at UT Southwest Medical Center in Dallas. They have to do some repair work on his aorta, the main artery of the body supplying oxygenated blood to the circulatory system,
  • Jackie Helm
  • Laquita Lawrence
  • Linda Nichols (Kristi Garrett's Mom)
  • Cherry Walker



PANTRY NEEDS:  Canned Fruit / Grape Jelly / Paper Towels

RAINBOW ROOM ITEMS:  
Warm clothes for older kids and teens (like sweatshirts and sweatpants)

SIMPLE SUPPER:  This weeks' entree will be Chicken Enchilada Soup

KEEP THE DATE:
Jan 20:  Monday Movie Night
Jan 26:  Youth Dinner and Devo
Feb 4:  Men's Breakfast
Feb 9:  Faithful Readers
Feb 21-22: Ladies Retreat
Feb 23:  Youth Dinner and Devo

Love you - MEAN IT!!!

Friday, January 17, 2020

Update on Carl Haggard 1/17

Randi Haggard asked for prayers for her husband, Carl, who is going to have heart surgery this coming Monday, Jan. 20th. at UT Southwest Medical Center in Dallas. They have to do some repair work on his aorta, the main artery of the body supplying oxygenated blood to the circulatory system, before they can do his colon cancer surgery in February. Please pray for the doctors and pray that he will do great and can come home next Tuesday. Thank you and God bless us one and all. In Jesus Name, I pray. Amen.

URGENT PRAYER REQUEST 1/17

William Offutt collapsed this morning and is currently at PRMC in the ER. He is not responsive at this time. Please pray for him and Lucy!
Also, April's (their daughter-in-law) grandfather passed away yesterday.

Thursday, January 16, 2020

Update on Jimmy Faulkner 1/16

Marie posted this update: Jimmy was admitted to hospital last night. We got a room about 4:00 this morning. He has fluid building up in his right lung. Swelling of the feet and legs. He is in room 554. I am at home resting.

Congratulations...


Kristen and Greg Mayes are proud to announce the birth of their new granddaughter, Sterling Addison Mayes. She arrived this morning weighing 8lbs 3oz and is 20 inches long. Everyone is doing well!! 

Wednesday, January 15, 2020

Prayer Request 1/15

Fran Tippit is in PRMC/Room 422 with breathing difficulties. She would appreciate visitors.

Tuesday, January 14, 2020

Update on Eddie George 1/14

Eddie came home today!!!!!!! He only has 60% feeling in the leg, foot, and hand. He is walking pretty good but he does stumble occasionally. He snuck outside today while I was at work 🤦🏼‍♀️. But all in all today has been an amazing day.  I know we will be back to “normal”, our normal is different from most, before we know it. Thank you for the prayers, calls and texts. I have read them to him and they have brought smiles to his face. And to my heart ❤️. Love you and thank you again. See y’all soon.

Simple Supper


Favorite Recipes 1/14


For Molly Denman's wedding shower on Sunday, our shower group is giving Molly a recipe box and we would love for everyone to contribute a favorite recipe. So bring a recipe card from home, or we will have blank ones at the shower for you. (You can take a picture of a favorite recipe at home and then copy it to a blank recipe card at the shower)
Thanks!

Monday, January 13, 2020

Sunday, January 12, 2020

Weekly Update 1/12


Randy started a series today on the book of Micah.  Micah is an ancient ethical word for a modern unethical world.

"Here Comes the Judge!"
Micah 1:1-16



* Points to Ponder

  1.  Good does not tolerate any rivals.
  2.  Human history is moving toward a goal.
  3.  Advantage entails accountability.
  4.  We must have the same resolve as Micah.
  5.  The opening oracle implies repentance.
  6.  It is never too late to repent!
* Accept the Micah challenge!

* Concentrate on three themes!
  1. God
  2. Grace
  3. Social justice
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Our sympathy is extended to Robert and Bobbie Fulbright.  Their oldest daughter, Joyce Burns, passed away last Sunday. Please keep the family in your prayers. Her service was held yesterday. Please keep the family in your prayers.
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PRAYER REQUESTS:
  • Aileen Castlebury - fell and broke her hip. She had surgery and will be in PRMC/Rehab for a few days and then will go to Stillhouse.
  • Cledith Ray - Was amitted PRMC last night. Her blood sugar was extremely low.
  • Marge Norlin - Is in the hospital in Houston.
  • Eddie George - Had a stroke on Christmas Day. He's in PRMC/Rehab for another 10 days. He had a seizure Thursday, and now his speech and eyesight are blurred.  He's still numb on the left side of his body.
  • Claude Jones - Health
  • Dianna Welch - Recovering from a fall. Dr. Gibbs said her shoulder is deteriorating instead of improving. The first week of January will be tests and scheduling of surgery to completely rebuild her shoulder, ball socket.
  • Jerry Raper - Health
  • Ora Henderson - Health
  • Leston Maggard - Health
  • Jay and Kristi Anthony -  Health
  • Please keep the White Settlement church in your prayers.
  • Remember the teachers and children, as they head back to school this week.
  • Please remember the homeless.
  • First Responders
  • Military
THOSE IN NURSING HOMES:
  • Barbara Adams - Stillhouse
  • Johnny Bassett - Stillhouse
  • Bobby Castlebury Stillhouse
  • Janelle Green - Paris Chalet #113
  • Ozella Lilly - Stillhouse
  • Dorothy Pearce - Stillhouse - After a full month of not being able to walk, she took a step on Friday.
  • Mary Ann Williams (Lesa Clarkson's Mom) - Spring Lake
  • Peggy Wright - Colonial Lodge

PRAYER REQUESTS FOR FRIENDS/FAMILY

  • Greg and Lori Campbell's 3-month-old granddaughter has had RSV and Pneumonia. She’s not getting any better. She will be going back to Dr. tomorrow. 
  • Mark Stribling (my friend) after being dismissed from PRMC on Tuesday, he had another heart attack on Friday morning. 
  • Casey Pool (friend of the Usry's) has pneumonia and on life support. His wife was also admitted to the hospital with a blood clot in her lung.
  • Karol Davis (friend of the Bulls') is the former Paris high school choir director and was a pianist at First Baptist Church and throughout the community for many years. She has had some health issues recently and is not doing well.
  • Bobby Johns (Randy John's Dad) - He is scheduled to be moved to another facility for more long term rehab. Hopefully to Ada.
  • Former member, Judy Brockway (Howerton), had a fall this week and is in lots of pain.
  • Allen Ballard - Larry Ballard's nephew - Was in a serious auto accident. Is in Medical City/Plano.
  • Corey Townsend - He is in the last stages of brain cancer. He is now in Heritage on hospice.
  • Grady King - Health
  • Jay King
  • Jeriah Gomez
  • WH and Aileen Bequette - Jill Faires' parents - Health
  • Billy Icenhower - Health
  • The Vanderpools, LiveBeyond Team and the Haitian people.





  • Jimmy Faulkner has COPD, it has limited his mobility. It shuts off his lungs, (stops up tubes that function his lungs) His breathing is spastic, some days are good, some not. His breathing is worse at night. We saw the Dr. last week and he was given a steroid shot, pills, an antibiotic, and breathing treatments.
  • Carl Haggard - The cancer doctor canceled his cancer surgery till he has heart surgery. The heart doctor will schedule him an appt. for next week to discuss surgery. His surgery will involve putting a stint in his aorta.
  • Jackie Helm
  • Laquita Lawrence
  • Linda Nichols (Kristi Garrett's Mom)
  • Cherry Walker

WEDDING SHOWER for Molly Denman daughter of Matt and Lisa Denman will be Jan. 19th 1:30pm - 3pm.  Selections are at Spanglers, Walmart, Bed, Bath and Beyond, Target and Amazon.com.


PANTRY NEEDS:  Mac and Cheese - Crackers - Dish Soap - Laundry Detergent



RAINBOW ROOM ITEMS:  Warm clothes for older kids and teens (like sweatshirts and sweatpants)


SIMPLE SUPPER:  This weeks' entree will be Frito Pie.






KEEP THE DATE:

Jan 7:  Men's Breakfast - Randy Johns will be the speaker

Jan 17-19:  Winterfest
Jan 19:  Denman Wedding Shower
Jan 20:  Monday Movie Night
Jan 26:  Youth Dinner and Devo
Feb 4:  Faithful Readers
Feb 9:  Men's Breakfast
Feb 21-22: Ladies Retreat
Feb 23:  Youth Dinner and Devo
Love you - MEAN IT!!!