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Prayer Request

UPDATE 10/19
Thank you for your prayers and the many comments and notes.
My father-in-law made it through surgery and is recovering in his room. My husband has gone to be with him.
Although there is no more treatment that can be done, and Bob is in pain, he is praying aloud to His Savior, expressing his desire to go home.
God has provided a bit more time with his earthly family before taking him to be with his Heavenly Father.


My father in law, who has been battling cancer, is having an arm amputated tomorrow in attempt to save his life. He is very weak and very ill with his cancer and only has a slight chance of surviving the surgery. Please pray that God's absolute and strong presence will be in the operating room and in the hearts of family members as we approach His throne in asking for His best.
Thank you.

Comments

pam said…
Will pray as He leads.
Carol said…
Liz will pray for your family, and for God's will.

Carol
ellen b. said…
Praying right now Liz...
Margie said…
Oh, Liz, I just saw this today (Thurs), but prayed for strength and healing for him, and strength for you and your family.

Hugs,
Margie
Kathy said…
Liz, I have already prayed for your father-in-law and for the family members as well.
Kathy

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