Showing posts with label Prayer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Prayer. Show all posts

Tuesday

Absolutely No Words (Please Pray)

Once again there are no words.

This afternoon, my friends Shane and Carissa had to make the hardest decision any parent of a sick child could make.

Please pray for this sweet family and though you probably don't know them, please stop by their blog and let them know you are praying. You can comment anonymously, and I know the encouragement will mean so much.

Thank you.

We will remember you Avery.

Wednesday

So, I haven't posted in what seems like forever...

and I guess this isn't much of a catch-up post. Instead, it is a request for anyone reading here to pray for sweet baby Avery. She is struggling and she needs prayer. Her parents are very worried.

Would you please pray for Avery and her family. They've been sharing Avery's life on their blog. The most recent post can be found here. Please stop by to pray and perhaps leave them a little comment of encouragement.

Thank you!

Sunday

No Words

I wrote several weeks ago about a dear friend and her sweet girl who need prayer.

I had the privilege of chatting with my friend earlier this evening. She said that sometimes there really are "no words."

Yeah.

What does one say to a friend who will soon deliver a precious baby girl who is very, very sick?

There are no words, but prayers? Now that is a different story. That we can do without ceasing. Please join me, and if you'd like to read their story, you can go here.

Wednesday

Please Pray

One day I hope to write about how, while living in Arkansas, I discovered that my back-door neighbor was an acquaintance I'd gone to high school with in Colorado. Small world, huh? A wonderful friendship was born.

However, today is not the time or place. My friend is hurting. The sad truth is that it looks like her sweet baby girl, still in her womb, may not live long after birth.

If you'd like, you can follow their story here. If you would, please pray for Carissa and her sweet family. Thank you.