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Community prayer needs

My family just got home from a quick trip to Oklahoma for my niece's wedding.  The trip was good, and it was good to be with my family.  Sure missed being with you, my Community family..  Love you all so much.

Here are some prayer needs for you to pray for today:

Rashem Penn, Larry and Joan Norman's son-in-law, died last night.  Not sure of all the details yet. His wife is Larry and Joan's daughter Stephanie, and they have 3 kids.  The kids come to The Community from time to time with Larry and the family.

Cody Moorefield Jr came home from the hospital last night.  He is at his parent's home and is healing.  His jaw is broken but all other things seem to be going well.

Nancy Wright is at Stanleytown rehab recovering from her leg surgery.  Talked to her this morning, and she is doing well

Billy Bookes went to the hospital with check pains this morning.  No other details at this time.

Susi, Cindy Hall, Julie and I are headed to a meeting in Atlanta.  We will be back on the weekend.  Please step up to minister to these people in our family.  Another way we are demonstrating the love of God to our community.  Can't wait to see you all on Sunday!


MICHAEL (James 1:5)


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