Send the Love

September 15, 2007

It seems the Sing Me Home is okay with getting the word out about her breast cancer diagnosis yesterday.  She blogged this AM and covets your prayers.  I’ll link up today.  

Kim is the lead soprano on our worship team and is looking forward to leading in worship tomorrow.  (It’s going to kill me, I think.  But, praise be to God!  What a “psalmist”!)

She’s seeking scriptures–straight shooting hope.

Thanks so much!

~Maggie

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  • 1. Carla  |  September 15, 2007 at 10:04 am

    Kim is blessed to have such Godly friends to surround her and lift her up to our Great Physician. Thanks for all that you share, Maggie, on your blog! God will be glorified through this whole situation. As you, I will continue to lift her in my prayers.
    Blessings to you today!
    Carla

  • 2. mandythompson  |  September 15, 2007 at 7:13 pm

    i found out tuesday night that my brother’s wife has bone cancer in one of her ribs… she’s 25.
    we are all devastated by this diagnosis – it came out of nowhere – we thought it was an infection or pneumonia or a pulled tendon or something.
    i haven’t blogged about this because i don’t even have the words to say or pray……….
    but all we can do is pray and wait.

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