Current Prayer Requests

Kyle Smith
April 20
:  Dana Nash would like us to pray for her brother, Kyle. He has been in the hospital for 10 weeks now. He has a grade 4 brain tumour and has not been able to have chemotherapy or other treatments since the beginning of December due to multiple complications.
Please pray for him to be able to get home to be with his wife and 4 children in their home. Pray for his heart to soften towards God and for the Holy Spirit to work within him so that he believes in the Gospel and knows his Saviour, Jesus.

Clayton Steinley
April 20
: Please pray for Clayton Steinley.  He is in the West Lincoln Hospital receiving care for some injuries due to falls, as well as being treated for fluid around his heart.  Clayton and Sylvia are at peace knowing Clayton is in the right place where God wants him, and appreciate all our prayers.

Jodi Swift
April 8:  Praise God with the Swift family, Jodi was discharged from the hospital today, and is home again, on strict bed rest for the next few days.  Please keep her in your prayers for a full recovery.
April 6:  Jodi Swift (Barrie’s wife) was rushed to the hospital last night, with high sugar and CO2 levels.  She is currently awaiting a bed in ICU.  Please be in prayer for Jodi and for the doctors to figure out what is going on, and for Barrie and Polly as they wait.

Rick Pyl
April 7
:  Rick has been diagnosed with slow growing, low level Non Hodgkin Lymphoma.  It is not curable, but it is treatable.  Rick will be undergoing more tests so the doctors can learn the extent of the disease and decide on a treatment plan for him.
Please pray for wisdom for the doctors as they decide on the best treatment, and for peace for Rick and his family as they process this news.

Joyce Groff & family
April 6
: Ron, grandson of Joyce Groff has died. Please pray for Joyce and family.

Bill Van Soelen
March 16
: Please pray for Bill Van Soelen who fell on ice breaking his hip. Surgery has been done and he is recovering in hospital in Kitchener.

Audrey Harder
March 13
:  On the 12th I had another scope and stretching of the esophagus because of increased difficulty eating.  They were able to do the procedure but informed us that it would be the last time.  The tumour has returned and is growing - as is the scar tissue on the walls of the esophagus.  If, in continuing to do this delicate surgery, they were to puncture the walls, the result would be instant death.  They are allowing two weeks for some relief, and then the oncologist and the doctor who has done the scope will meet and arrange for a feeding tube to be inserted.
We thank the Lord for guiding the medical team and giving us some answers.  Our confidence remains firmly in the Lord's wisdom, sovereignty and amazing care.  Thank you so much for your faithful support in so many ways.
Love and blessings, Audrey

Thank you for praying.