| Prayers |
Troy W. 
August 27, 2010
Prayers needed for Jaime Fowler due to cancer problems.
Chastity P. 
July 25, 2010
Please keep in prayer the families of Tori (age 16)and Alec(age 13)Crutcher of Fairbury. They were killed in a tragic motor home accident yesterday in Oklahoma. Their parents are Sherri and Craig Crutcher. Tori and Alec were fabulous kids I was delighted to have as students and friends.
Chastity P. 
July 25, 2010
Thank you all so much for the prayers for my friend Dawn, her father's tumor was removed and all looks to be well, he is on the road to a full recovery.
Chastity P. 
July 19, 2010
Please keep my friend Dawn Steidinger (Fairbury)and her family in prayer as her father (Mesa, AZ) undergoes surgery tomorrow, Tuesday, for a tumor behind his eye.
Troy W. 
June 30, 2010
Prayers needed for young man, named Austin, with heart problems.
Webmaster
May 23, 2010
From the CaringBridge website of Caleb Dunahee:
Sunday, May 23, 2010 4:21 PM, CDT
Hi Everyone
Sorry we haven't updated you lately. Since Caleb is home, we have been running around like chickens with our heads cut off!
Caleb is nearing the end of the "rough" part of his chemo. He has to go back to Memphis on June 21st for "re-induction" (which means more heavy-duty chemo). He will be there for 3 weeks. The doctors tell us that this chemo will probably knock him for a loop (as if the others were a walk in the park). Please say a prayer for him while he is there. After he comes home, he will be on "maintenance" chemo for about 2 years. That is a long time, but at least it will mean just one trip a week to Peoria.
So much has happened since this crazy journey started. Suffice it to say that Caleb is stronger than any of us could have imagined. He doesn't even cringe anymore when they stick the needle into his chest. It's amazing how much strength God gives you when you really need it.
Jo Anne and I want to thank everyone again, for the outpouring of love, and concern for Caleb and the rest of our family. We continue to lean on God for support, but our struggle would be much greater without all of you.
Thanks for visiting this sight, and I will try to be better about keeping you updated.
Sunday, May 23, 2010 4:21 PM, CDT
Hi Everyone
Sorry we haven't updated you lately. Since Caleb is home, we have been running around like chickens with our heads cut off!
Caleb is nearing the end of the "rough" part of his chemo. He has to go back to Memphis on June 21st for "re-induction" (which means more heavy-duty chemo). He will be there for 3 weeks. The doctors tell us that this chemo will probably knock him for a loop (as if the others were a walk in the park). Please say a prayer for him while he is there. After he comes home, he will be on "maintenance" chemo for about 2 years. That is a long time, but at least it will mean just one trip a week to Peoria.
So much has happened since this crazy journey started. Suffice it to say that Caleb is stronger than any of us could have imagined. He doesn't even cringe anymore when they stick the needle into his chest. It's amazing how much strength God gives you when you really need it.
Jo Anne and I want to thank everyone again, for the outpouring of love, and concern for Caleb and the rest of our family. We continue to lean on God for support, but our struggle would be much greater without all of you.
Thanks for visiting this sight, and I will try to be better about keeping you updated.
Melissa G. 
May 15, 2010
Congrats and prayers for our children who are going to be apart of the opera Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat,we saw a handful of our children there. Best wishes to them.
"go go go Joe"
"go go go Joe"
Melissa G. 
May 7, 2010
My daughter Kellie is due anyday to give birth to are third grandson, please pray for her health, the health of the child and Grannys nerves. Thank You˜
Missy
Missy
Webmaster
April 30, 2010
I would like to welcome our new Pastor Scott Carnes & his fiancée Carrie Berry to our congregation. The Lord has always blessed our church with awesome leadership and I am sure that this is no exception.
Webmaster
April 30, 2010
I would like to pray that the Armstrong family be blessed at their new church. You will all be dearly missed.





