As of 7/13/08

For Leonard Aarestad who recently was diagnosed with skin cancer.

For Ella Rivers' daughter-in-law Donna who was in the hospital with chest pains

For Jean Granlund, Paul's mother-in-law who recently had her leg amputated and is experiencing some difficulties

For Jeff and John Travis who are biking 100 miles in San Jose, CA for cancer research funds in honor of their father Dick.

As of 7/6/08

A safe journey for all those traveling this summer

For Wayne Sweet whose tests came back negative.  He is now at home recuperating

For Linda Fenton's friend, Barb Brown who is 59 years old, was in hospice care and recently passed away

As of 6/29/08

For Lil Lyrek who fell and injured her hip.  She had hip surgery at Princeton on Sunday, June 29th.  She is recuperating at Guardian Angels.

For Glenn Berg who had successful knee surgery, is recovering at home and will be starting physical therapy soon

As of 6/22/08

For Edythe Wheaton who is now in hospice care at Guardian Angels

For Linda Fenton's niece Vickie who was diagnosed with breast cancer

For Cyndy Patton whose uncle Bob Westrum passed away recently

Pray for all those who find themselves in the hospital receiving care.

For other members who are at a care center and unable to worship with us regularly: Judy Gesch, Edythe Wheaton, Florence Schirmer,  Leonard Aarestad

For Noreen and Mark Neubauer, now living together again in Roseville with home health care support.

For Dick and Dale Elliott's daughter-in-law, Laurie, who is coping with her third occurrence of brain cancer and will not be receiving anymore treatments

For Bud Houlton and his family as he and they continue to deal with the advancing symptoms of his ALS.

For all families and individuals who are affected by and suffer with mental illness.

For our country, its leadership, and all the nations of the world, that together we find peaceful solutions for our tensions and disputes and for the men and women serving in our armed forces.

For those in our community and beyond who are seeking employment.

For youth and adults in our church (and beyond) in treatment for addictions and other behavioral issues to gain strength, insight and skills for making good decisions.  For social workers and other professionals who are working with them; for the agony of family members who feel so powerless; and for all those who need treatment but have not accepted it.