There is so much to pray for and the world has become slower and quiet so that we have plenty of time and stillness to reflect and pray. You teach me what faith looks like. I am proud to have you in my life. Enjoy the sun on your face and God in your heart.

Dear Kathy- you are totally right on! I’m in Boston in my car reading this & so thankful for what God has done through your adversity to cause you to now strengthen others.
My 95 yr old dad fell in his home 3 wks before Corona lockdown- my husbd drove me up & then drive himself back to Md all in one day. I’m here taking care of dad as he lives at home with my 96 yr old mom. He all of a sudden got rapid sudden Alzheimer’s after his fall. We have not been able to take him to see a Dr or to be evaluated, but his dementia is severe. I have loved every moment up here with dad, although it is by far the hardest trial I’ve ever faced.
Your words encouraged my heart just now & I will pray for each of your requests. Can barely open my eyes because I’m up all night with dad as he has sundowners. We are doing all we can to keep him out of hosp & nursing home!🙏🏻
Yes, you are right, we do not need to understand, we just need to hold His hand.
I’m not supposed to hold my mom or dad’s hands , but mom took my hand while out for a short walk yesterday., we both wept. They are both Christians. My dad accepted the Lord when Jessica was born up here in the New England Med Ctr , Boston Floating Hospital on Christmas Day 1978! She was not supposed to live. She did!
We have each other. We have salvation. We are so blessed.
I love you & am so thankful to be a part of your journey. Maureen Love xo 😘

Amen, Kathy! Joining in prayer with you for all of the needs you’ve shared and rejoicing with you as we see our faithful God at work. Longing for the day we are all together again — Arena Club Family and Mountain Christian Church Family!

Sending Love and prayers to all. Miss you and your family <3