Pray for the men of the Sacramento ARC this morning, thier Program Manager Larry Dalton was Promoted to Glory this morning at 6:20. "I willl rise when He calls my name, no more suffering, no more pain"
Sunday, October 29, 2017
Friday, October 27, 2017
Lynn S. - Doug PTM
"I didn’t want to believe the news received today about the passing of Doug Hammitt. He was a faithful committed soldier of The Sacramento Citadel Corps, and a hardworking follower of Jesus. You will be greatly missed! Please keep the Hammitt family in your prayers."
Thursday, October 26, 2017
Douglas M. - Family health
Some of you may have seen this post from my wife, Storm M.! We try not to share a lot of our family business, but there are days when you need community around you to help "carry" the burden a little further! We told our families and higher-up's yesterday. Thanks for reading!
New update on Xander. We went to the neurologist yesterday and, while we did get a suspected diagnosis (further testing to confirm), that news was devastating. The neurologist suspects that he has Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disorder (CMT). It is a form of Muscular Dystrophy that affects the nerves and causes loss of sensation in the limbs and subsequently causing the hands and feet to draw up unnaturally because of loss of muscle tone. Because his symptoms started almost immediately after birth, with signs of a neurological disorder before birth, they suspect that he has the more severe form of the disorder. It does not affect life span but it does affect quality of life quite a bit depending on how severely the limbs draw up. He will have an MRI done very soon and genetic testing to confirm the diagnosis. He will see a physical therapist next week to determine the best treatment for his feet. He will likely be in braces and orthotics for the rest of his life and may need surgery because his are already drawn up pretty badly. It just seems that my precious boy can’t catch a break. He has Autism, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, ADHD and now this. I really thought that whatever his diagnosis was would lead us to the cause of his Autism but instead we received something completely new and unrelated. Please pray for us as we navigate even more specialists, treatments and emotions that come with processing this new diagnosis.
Christa S. - health
"UGH.... Everyday brings pain, but today marks Day 4 of excruciating pain & the Norco isn’t even touching it.😑 I have been wrapping myself in blankets to somehow help with the MS ache, especially in my legs. Today, in between classes, I tossed my blanket in the dryer to warm it up so it felt cuddly and HOT!🔥 It didn’t help, but felt cozy! #mswarrior"
Tuesday, October 24, 2017
Elaine M. - Unspoken Request
"My dear friends will you pray for an unspoken prayer request for a friend and his son. This mom's heart aches right now. I can't fix it. I can support. I can pray. Even give a little advise. I can pray some more. Please join me."
Monday, October 23, 2017
Maxi and Family
Please continue to lift TJ (Maxi's son) and his family up in your prayer. Their son went to be with our Lord. May God comfort this family during this time of grief.
Shawn P. - husband
"The deed is done! The surgeon says it went very well! He’s now in recovery. God is so good! Thank you all for your prayers. Joe’s new bionic shoulder will be good for the rest of his life! 😎"
Friday, October 13, 2017
34 deaths - Wildfires in California
Melanie O. - safety / prisoners
"Please keep Elizabeth City in your prayers... criminals escaped from the local prison here... guards were severely injured, two died...other local people injured or died assisting in search and capture. Some still at large. A lot of people are fearful. Schools and businesses were on lockdown... neighborhoods filled with cops & dogs...just please pray they catch those still at large, and please pray for the families of those guards and a teen who did not make it through this mess. We are all fine.."
Victor L. - medical checkup
Please lift up Victor for his upcoming medical test on Saturday. Pray that everything will go well.
Thursday, October 12, 2017
Raghel S. - Fire / Sonoma
"The Spirit of the Lord woke me up to get on my knees and pray for those being affected by the fires in Sonoma County and other regions. I have not been able to stop crying. This is home after all. 707 will always be dear to my heart because I grew up in Sonoma County; my kids were born and raised there; and I found the Lord there. 😔💔🖤
I am from Sonoma County and it breaks my heart to see the devastation this fire has and continues to cause. Please pray for those dealing with the devastation and for those that are helping others to safety and be healthy."
Tuesday, October 10, 2017
Friday, October 6, 2017
John E. - Going forward
Thursday, October 5, 2017
John E.
Wednesday, October 4, 2017
George B.- Brittany’s Family- Dad PTG
Tuesday, October 3, 2017
DC’s desk - Prayers
Good morning friends,
This past couple of weeks has been difficult as we have witnessed natural disasters in Texas, Florida, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Puerta Rico. We have been moved with compassion in support of those impacted by these devastating events. Thank you for your prayers and support of those impacted by these disasters.
And now unfortunately an unthinkable act of horror took place last night in Las Vegas. It is impossible to fathom this kind of evil. While we have many questions as to the why, there are no easy answers to such an evil act. Do know that Salvation Army officers and soldiers stationed in Las Vegas are on the scene providing counseling at the hospitals as well as food and drinks to those donating blood for the many victims at area hospitals.
So how do we respond in the midst of evil? Jesus said in Matthew 5:16 "In the same way, let your light shine before men, that they may see your good deeds and praise your Father in heaven." In the midst of evil we need to shine the light of Jesus to remind others that even in despair there is always hope in Jesus. I would encourage all of us to greet others with a smile, a hug, and perhaps a word of encouragement. These simple acts can have profound impacts on others.
God bless each of you.
Sincerely,
JOHN M. C.
Divisional Leader