These prayer requests are in no particular order.
Paul and Karen Milner, who both continue to struggle with their health. (4-13-25)
Robyn Neabling, who is receiving hospice care. (4-13-25)
Krista Bilgo had her last chemo infusion earlier in February and got to ring the bell. While she is now in remission, she must still continue medication for, perhaps, up to two years. (4-13-25)
The children of Dick and Sandra Mathison: Steve is receiving medical help at the UW Carbonne Cancer Center in Madison for his cancer treatments. His treatments began about a year ago–actually about the time that his sister Kari Bouras had a big stroke. The doctors are making progress with his treatments, but it is a long road. Kari is living at her home with LOTS of help. She continues therapy and special treatments with a lot of specialists. (4-13-25)
The family of Ken Immel, who has passed away. (4-13-25)
The family of Barbara Luedke Eckstein, who has passed away. (4-13-25)
The family and friends of Kay Peterson, who has passed away. (2-27-25)
The family and friends of Peter Christianson, who passed away on February 16. (2-12-25)
The family of Sandra Grant, who has passed away. (2-12-25)
The family of Jeff Erickson, who has passed away. (2-1-24)
The family of Adele Mathison, who has passed away. (1-31-25)
The family of Dan Pontow, who has passed away. (1-31-25)
The family of Dawn Walter, who has passed away. (1-31-25)
Brett, a teenager from Appleton who is fighting to regain his abilities following a traumatic brain injury some months ago. (4-13-25)
Tyeta Jones, who is doing well following treatments for pancreatic cancer. (4-13-25)
Nancy Collins, who has good days and bad days. (4-25-25)
Kate Christianson, who continues to struggle with the difficulties connected to her SS diagnosis. (1-31-25)
Joleen and Ron D., who are both suffering with numerous medical problems. (1-31-25)
Peter Eisch, who has had a rest between sessions of cancer treatments. (1-25-25)
Our friend, Jim, who is a devoted servant of Jesus, and whose expertise made this Web site possible. He is always willing to help when the “webmaster” gets into trouble. (2-13-24)