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Dear PCF family, I have a few prayer updates I want to share with you.

  • Mary Knapp is back home but needs continued prayer due to a pressure wound and continued healing from her broken hip.
  • Mike Portell was hoping to get out of the hospital today but he will be staying at least one more and possibly two more days at Barnes because they are making a brace for his foot. After he leaves Barnes he will go to in-patient rehab, hopefully at the Anderson rehab center across from the new YMCA on Goshen Road.
  • Patti Franklin just texted me and she needs prayers for a blood clot. She had shoulder surgery a couple of weeks ago and developed a blood clot in her ankle. She is home and is being treated with medication to dissolve the clot.

Over the past couple of months I have had a couple of requests to bring back communion every month, and today I received an emaiI requesting guess what?  So I will bring back communion on the first Sunday of the month unless there is a special Holiday during the month, Christmas / Easter. So next Communion will be March 2nd.

Al Kaburik shared some information with me this past week. Al usually counts the heads on Sunday and he said in the past two years PCF has doubled in size. Two years ago we had from 45-50 on a Sunday now we regularly are having 100 people in worship. This is wonderful and even more wonderful is our Sunday school has grown too.

Prayers needed:

  • Guy Schmidt has been in the hospital since last Thursday and hopefully will be discharged tomorrow. He has had a lot of blood tests trying to figure out the high levels of ammonia in his blood. No results yet.
  • Sherry Jackson, Sherry and her husband Ed ran the North Side Dairy Bar for years. Sherry had breast cancer and was doing good but the latest scan shows it has spread to her liver. The family has reached out for prayer.