“Prayers don’t need to be long or eloquent, they need only come from a sincere and humble heart.”
Remember the Anguiano family in prayer as they mourn the passing of Mary.
Toni Bully is nervous about going to the doctor Friday for a growth on the inside of her eyelid. She would appreciate prayers for it to go well and for a good outcome.
Karen Hamilton asks special prayers for her sister, Pam Plale, and for the family.
Mary Brown requests prayers for her two sisters, twins – Laura and Linda.
Laura is being transferred to a care facility for her cognitive issues. Please pray for her and her husband, Jeff, as they navigate the challenges of financing and long-term disability.
Linda has been dealing with a virus for over a month and can’t seem to shake the symptoms. Pray for her and her husband Dave to start feeling better soon.
Joel Ribar’s sister, Cindy Belan, has been diagnosed with leukemia and is starting aggressive chemotherapy. Please pray for the treatment to be successful and with minimal side effects. Also, keep the entire Ribar family in your prayers as they have endured much in the past months.
Patty Young underwent a procedure Monday to alleviate pain in her back. Pray that it was successful.
She also asks prayers for 2 of her children:
Wendi Cook – was in the hospital this last week and has pneumonia. She is home now recovering. She currently does not need oxygen.
Troy Young – has been having esophagus problems and is scheduled for a stress test in early February. He is not able to work currently because of his condition.
Leigh Kilsdonk asks prayers for quick healing for her brother and sister-in-law’s dog, Frankie, who requires surgery to repair a torn CCL.
Keep Southside in your prayers, for the growth of future ministries, for our vision, for those who are leading us and for God to direct us in the way He wants us to grow.
Remember to Praise God in all circumstances and look for the ways in which we are truly blessed.