Joys & Concerns
As an expression of our Christian Faith, we make prayer a focus of our personal lives and of our life as a congregation. Praying for each other is an act of love and compassion, and it draws us closer to God. So "pray without ceasing" for...
Paul M. who continues to be in our prayers as he deals with the cancer. Patti, Joan and all his family would like prayers too as they all go through this difficult time.
Kathleen F. continues to recover in the Rehab Center. She'd love your cards or phone calls — so call Cindy at the office if you need this info. She hopes to come home soon. We also pray for Ted, who is transitioning in many ways too.
Betty M. has made the very difficult decision to move from her home of over 40 years and move in with her daughter Judy in Sonora. Betty has continued to have health and vision problems of late and felt she needed the security of living with family. She would love to receive your letters and cards — just call Cindy at the office for the address.
Our new church building project. We pray for wisdom and perseverance for our partners, Next Group, that God's plan for them and for us — whatever it may be — comes to fruition.
Pastor Pam let us know that she is working part time at a church near her new home. She would love to hear from her friends here — just call Cindy for the new address. Her email is the same!
Kees V. who continues to recuperate in a hospital in Santa Cruz.
Bob H. has settled in to Corralitos, California, and would love to hear from friends!
Our Samaritans team under the leadership of Dave M. has been busy the last couple of weeks, needs both more hands and lots of prayer. If you could drive, cook, or assist around the house on an occasional basis, please let us know at the office.
Our country, our leaders, and those who are working to alleviate the economic crisis facing all of us. We ask for God's guidance and wisdom as leaders try to help those who are in despair, the employees, pensioners, stockholders, homeowners — all who are hurting, and for God's sustenance for all who wait and hope.
Our troops, public servants, especially those who are far from home this holiday season. Christmas can be a lonely time.
Our Church and each of us, that we may touch the lives of people who seek Christ today...