I've been running from this, trying to help but not to get too involved. Yet the needs are so great, so urgent, so heartbreaking. and the Lord keeps placing people in my path.  While shopping, at church, social media, everywhere. They keep telling me it's not a coincidence we've met.  Just last Sunday, I was too embarrassed to walk in late to a Sunday morning gathering.  Decided to go to the church lobby area to wait for the next service but all the tables and chairs seemed occupied.  Suddenly, I noticed a lady sitting by herself drinking coffee, and asked her : - may I join you?  She nodded and introduced herself.  A few minutes later, I don't even know how the subject came up, about her Mom battling cancer.  We exchanged contact data, and encouraged her with my testimony.

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Later, that same morning after the service ended, another lady asked me to join her in visiting cancer patients. She doesn't even know me. That same afternoon I was shopping, and there were two other ladies that talked to me who had cancer treatments.  Similar situations keep happening.  

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Cancer seems to have reached epidemic proportions. We all know someone battling cancer. We are sharing about the mighty power of a loving LORD and Savior, and what HE has done even after some were diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. Trust implicitly in HIS Word to remove fear.  No one can argue the power of our testimony,   And they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony…” (Rev. 12:10-11) 

 

We help to educate, and connect cancer patients with resources recognizing the importance of strengthening our immune system to fight diseases. Ezekiel 47:12 ,,, the leaves be thy medicine... People keep asking us to minister to their loved ones who were diagnosed with cancer.  Many are affected directly physically  and/or emotionally fearing death.  We know about the financial struggles, and we also hope, help will be there for us if we need it someday.  We ask for your prayers and a financial gift, no amount is too small.  Isaiah 53:5  But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed. If you know someone battling cancer, please reassure them of our Heavenly Father's unfailing love, and have them contact us.