Dear Friends:
Good evening, everyone! Dana and I hope that you've had a good weekend. All is well at the Null home. We're working feverishly to prepare for the big Christmas day that will be here soon.
I hope you are enjoying the photographs below of the Christmas Party. Share them with your friends! Thanks again to everyone who came!
I have one announcement before we jump into our prayers. We have planned a going away lunch for Barry and Erica on Sunday, January 13th. Plan to be there! More details later.
PRAYERS AND PRAISES
Speaking of Barry S., please pray for his Aunt Debbie. She is dealing with cancer and is currently not having very good luck with chemo. Please pray that she will have better days very soon.
Jennifer May has asked that we pray for Cameron, a little boy in her class. He has been sick lately and will be tested for RSV this week. Please pray for good news for Cameron.
Erica Sullivan has asked that we pray for her step-father, Dave. He has been sick.
Lots of folks in our class will be traveling during the next several weeks. The Jantz family leaves this week. Pray for their safe travel. I know that many others are traveling as well.
We need to continue to pray for the Mays and the Jantzes as they go through the difficult weeks of waiting to sell their homes. Pray for good news for both families soon.
I know of two birthdays this week! Jenny Jantz will celebrate her big day on Monday, and Bernie Hookham turns 21 on Tuesday. Happy Birthday, ladies!
Vince E. has asked that we pray for his sister, Andrea, and her husband, Steve. They will be traveling to Texas to visit this week. Pray that they will have a good visit and that they will travel safely.
Last but not least, let's pray for all of the people in Oklahoma, Kansas, and Iowa who have been affected by the recent snowstorms. Pray, especially, for the kids as many of them go to school in not-so-perfect conditions. Pray for safety as well.
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I think that takes care of matters for this week, everyone. Let's be sure to prepare ourselves for the celebration of the coming of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Yes, let's enjoy the festivities of this time of year, but, of course, let's also remain focused on why we are doing what it is that we're doing.
May God bless all of you this week.
Wes and Dana
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