Update

Sunday's service was mixed with times of tears, testimonies and shouts.

First, Mike Coleman, came to share with the church. He shared the improvement of his wife, Sister Cathy Coleman. He shared with us how she is now saying short phrases and is now focusing some with her eyes. She is also able to walk with assistance. Mike also informed us that the doctors have suggested that Sister Cathy has moderate to severe brain damage in the area that regulates memory and speech. Mike suggested that the doctors were vague about this and there will be more information after other assessments. We appreciate Mike and his family and continue to pray for Sister Cathy and family. There was a great time or prayer and compassion shown during this time. Mike expressed his deep appreciation for the calls, prayers, cards, gifts of money and food. She has been registered and is scheduled to enter the Shepherd Rehabilitation Center in Atlanta. We continue to pray for this family.

The morning service was charged with the presence of the Lord. All ages were worshipping and rejoicing in the Lord. The youth that attended youth camp were present involved in the worship and the children were very involved in children's church. Thank God for a great time in the Lord. We continue to seek the Lord for a breakthrough revival at Huntingdon.

Karen and I visited with Sister Cathy later Sunday evening and we found tremendous improvement from just one week ago. Thank God! We continue to believe the Lord has Sister Cathy in his hands. What may seem horrible and unfair can be turned into something awesome for the glory of God.

On Monday, I visited with Dallas Reynolds in Nashville Baptist Hospital, who was released to go home. I also visited with Leon Reynolds at his home in Huntingdon. These brothers have both had serious surgeries. They are both recovering well. We continue to remember them in prayer.

Today, I was blessed to have lunch with my three daughters, Danita, Heather and Sarah and three grandchildren, Courtney, Caleb and Aviana.