Judy (Reese) Williams, mother of Kay Williams, passed away on Tuesday, March 3, 2020. A visitation will be held Thursday, March 05, 2020 from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. at Thomas McAfee Funeral Homes, Southeast. The Graveside Service will be Friday, March 6th at 3:30 p.m. in Graceland East Memorial Park. Please see full obituary.

Please lift up Patty Chewning in your prayers as she battles multiple health issues. 

Joe Little will be having open-heart surgery on Friday morning. Please pray for God's wisdom, healing and protection as he faces this battle. 

Please pray for Emily Mangum as she recovers from a serious car accident. She has numerous broken bones and is receiving therapy. She is presently at the Cottages in Greer.

Chan Wey Dik was recently diagnosed with cancer. Please lift her and her precious family up in prayer during this difficult time. 

The Lord called Joy into missions in 1996, after working as a family physician for 13 years in Greenville and while a member at Fellowship Greenville. She first served as a missionary on the island of Guam, reaching into Micronesia with medical mission teams, until she was called to serve as the Medical Director at the home office of Baptist Mid-Missions in Cleveland, OH. She has a variety of ministries, including organizing medical mission teams to various countries, assisting missionaries with their health needs, and serving on the crisis management team for the mission family.

Also, if you are a nurse and are looking to serve internationally, Joy needs nurses for an upcoming medical mission trip to Cambodia. For more information, check out her recent newsletter.

Way to Pray: Pray for God’s wisdom in advising missionaries with significant health challenges. Pray for God’s direction in planning future medical mission trips. Pray as I balance work/ministry with caring for my mother’s health needs. 

Held in lieu of Piedmont Women's Center Banquet, Night for Life with guest speaker Abby Johnson is a new opportunity for former and new supporters to gather and celebrate life as a community. The event begins at 7pm on Thursday, March 5th. The doors will open at 6:30pm. Check out their website for more information.

• The Fletchers--Southeast Asia--are in the process of applying for a 2-year visa. Please pray that this process will be straightforward and accomplished quickly. Please also pray for wisdom as their schedule has changed some. 
• The Collins have faced sickness this winter, causing them to have to slow down a bit from their usual work! Please pray for continued healing and for them to stay healthy! Please also pray for their colleagues in Asia who are dealing with the Coronavirus. 
• Pray for the Cliftons who are in limbo right now! They are back in the states for now due to the Coronavirus spreading to Hong Kong and are unable to do the different trainings they had planned. However, they praise God that they are healthy and on solid ground here! Check out their latest newsletter for more info. Reny has also recently had some back pain, please pray for the pain to subside. 

Safe Harbor exists to provide a continuum of services for victims of domestic violence and their children as well as seek to eliminate cultural acceptance of domestic violence through a coordinated community response, prevention, and education. Volunteers make a real difference in the lives of the women and children at Safe Harbor. They rely on individual volunteers and groups of volunteers who partner with their staff as they carry out their mission.

To learn about how you can become a volunteer or to find a volunteer opportunity for your group, please contact Lisa Nalley, Volunteer Coordinator, at lisa.nalley@safeharborsc.org or 864.385.7182.

Lt. Matthew Clark
Caleb Ford
2nd Lieutenant Parker Lewis
SFC Josh McSpadden
Cpt. Laura Rodgers
Major Tiffany Scheivert
...and the many others who are in active military service.