Rev. Paul Loucks (retired) will have glaucoma surgery on February 8th. His right eye has already been operated on and now his left eye is in need. Please pray for Paul as they perform this procedure to drain the eye pressure.

Rev. Matt & Liz Yoder's (Liberty) and Tim & Kristin Stauss' (Bethel) families : Liz & Kristin's mother, Joy, suffered a stroke on Friday, January 6 and the initial prognosis was not good. She was in an induced coma in ICU in serious condition. The news spread to many churches and many were praying! By Saturday afternoon the doctors brought her out of the coma every couple of hours to assess her situation. They believed she would need to remain in the ICU in an induced coma for at least two - three weeks with another six months - one year of rehab. By Monday they had taken her completely out of the coma and she was up and talking to people. By Friday she was taken out of ICU and began therapy. They hope to bring her home within another week or so. Through a wide array of emotions they are praising God for his healing and thanking everyone who was praying for her recovery and for the family.

Rev. Carl & Steve Galloway (LaPorte) following the passing of Carl's nephew (Steve's cousin) this month.

Rev. Byron & Cindy Maynard (New Hope) as Cindy continues her blood tests at the University of Michigan to determine how her radiation treatments are going.

Rev. Gary Hinkle's granddaughter, Chelsey, after the first 30 days of treatment is considered to be in remission, although she continues chemo treatments for several months. Continue to pray for this two year old and her family!

Rev. Paul & Trish Woods (Sturgis) as they care for Trish's mother, Hazel Hicks, who is healing remarkably well from the pelvic fracture that occurred in November, but the time on her back has taken its toll. She's now able to sit up in a chair, but is so weak she can only take it for a few minutes at a time. She's having some struggles with breathing, likely a result of some congestive heart failure. They are still praying that the Lord will heal her - either here with us or at home with him. They appreciate all the prayers - they believe they're a big reason she's healed so well.

Rev. Bill McVay (retired) is back in Arkansas undergoing chemo treatment again for the cancer that they believe has now moved to the liver. His heart went into afib two days ago so they admitted him into the hospital where it is now under control. He's currently 6 days on the other side of chemo and they think the chemo plus dehydration caused it. His numbers are dropping so he has no energy right now until they start coming back up in several days. Please continue to pray for Bill and Sandy.

Rev. Bill McPhail (retired) will have his fourth chemo infusion today (Tuesday). They are scheduled every 21 days and the protocol planned for him calls for a minimum of six infusions. However, after this infusion he will have another PETscan in order to determine the effectiveness of the chemo in destroying the cancer cells. Obviously, they are praying the chemo is successful and they thank you for joining them in praying to that end!