December 8, 2007

  • Dear Friends,

    It is with a bittersweet feeling I write to tell you of the passing of Micah P. into the arms of his Savior. Micah passed Thurs. night in his sleep quite peacefully. Please continue to pray for his parents, Pete and Suzanne and his brothers and sisters as they mourn the loss of their "Joy Boy" and yet rejoice for him to be whole and home at last. Pray for us as a church body as we seek to minister to them in every way possible.

    Having experienced grief to a certain extent, though in no wise the same as theirs, I would ask that you pray for Suzanne and Pete in the months ahead. They may hold together emotionally for several months and then crash down the road. Please pray for them to feel the presence of their loving God in new and tangible ways as they pass through the path of grief. Please also pray that as a church we would not grow weary of supporting them as the months go by, but that we would remain proactive and a blessing to them in ministering to them as long as they have need of it.

    Thank you for joining us in prayer for this family. We praise God for their faithfulness to Him, his strength being made perfect in their weakness. We praise God for the sweet blessing Micah has been and for the continued testimony of God's glory to those whom He has placed in the path of his servants, the P family.

    May He bless each of you for your prayers on their behalf throughout this time and as they continue along this newest path.

    Because He Lives and Is coming again for all of His children!,

    ~Kate

Comments (2)

  • Hi Kate,

    Will keep Pete and Suzanne and family in my thoughts and prayers! Also your church family at this time! There is no good time to lose someone, but if someone goes on at least we know where they are, and can take comfort in that. May God's peace and comfort keep all who need it at this time.

    Jamie

  • Hello K wanted to let you know that we are keeping this precious family and all those ministering to them in our prayers.  May the Lord comfort them in this tremendous time of need. 

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