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<div>I am participating in the Annual 5k Run/Walk Pursuit of Honor, Courage &amp; Commitment Wounded Warrior Project on October 11 at Hollywood Beach.
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Sea Cadet Sierra T. Recruit Training  Fund Raiser

I've been humbled and am humbling myself even more in acknowledging my need for help...<br />The Word says "The Lord will supply your every need" and that "You do not have because you do not ask".<br />So I'm asking... as a matter of fact, I'm pleading!!<br /><br />As many of you know, <br />My mother Chante fell asleep at the wheel and was in a terrible wreck May 1st, driving 60 into a wall.<br />She's in the hospital, was found in critical condition but is now stable.<br />She broke both arms, a leg (Femur), an ankle, some finger and toes, her pelvis and some ribs. <br />2 CT scans confirm that there is no brain damage, but she's still not responding as much as they'd like her to. That could be due to the heavy sedation and her known struggle to come out from under anesthesia in the past.<br />They're going to try again after all her surgeries are finished.<br /><br />Traveling back and forth from Columbus to Fort Lauderdale has and will be the most strenuous part on us financially... the first trip cost roughly $1000 for plane, hotel and food for 3/4 days and I have a minimum of 4 more trips to go...<br />I don't have the finances to cover it.<br /><br />Anything received will be documented and accounted for.<br />We will make a way to make info accessible.<br /><br />I pray, by the grace of God if you could contribute in any way financially, it would be more of a help than you know. We thank you so much for your contribution.<br />Along with travel, finances will go towards my mothers medical/recovery expenses, bills or moving expenses if need be.<br />We have a long road and a lot of battles ahead of us but, the Lord's grace is sufficient and abundant!!<br />He will see us through in the Mighty Name of Jesus!!<br /><br />Love you all,<br />Steven and Jaclyn Worley

Chante Strickland & Family (Love & Homegoing Fund)

<p>"He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away" (Rev. 21: 4).<br /><br />This is to announce the death of Mr. Clement Paul Hassan who passed away on June 6, 2020 due to covid-19. Mr. Clement was from Wau, Western Bah-El-Ghazal State (Ngomgba).<br /><br />
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<p>To assist the family of the late with the burial and other related expenses, we kindly solicit your generous contributions. You may also address your contribution to:<br />Michael Theodore Soliman<br />Bank of America account number:<br />444023633531<br />Thank you for your generosity.<br /><br />Soliman Theodore Michael <br /><br />
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ClementPaulHassan Funeral-expenses

Eight months ago, while in Haiti, I met Noah – a beautiful, lively, affectionate, six year old, Kingdom Kid girl. Her wonderful smile, her warm welcome and lingering, loving hug immediately grabbed my heart. Something about Noah was different from the hundreds and hundreds of kids I had seen, hugged and played with over the years in Haiti, Nicaragua and Honduras. Maybe it was the way she squealed in delight when I gave her a lollipop, maybe it was the immense gratitude she expressed when I gave her a little stuffed animal. Maybe it was her carefree spirit. Or maybe it was those large, gorgeous, deep brown eyes that sparkled with excitement and laughter that stole my heart. <br /><br />During my time in Haiti, Noah and Missonlie, her three year old sister, frequently came to “play with me”.  Every day, sometimes twice a day, the two sisters, would eagerly come over to where I was staying, with friends from the Charleston Church of Christ. They would entertain us with their singing and games while their parents, Jacques and Missadelle Louis, looked on proudly and adoringly at their two little girls. Despite their daily intense hardships, Noah’s parents inspired all of us with their spirituality, humility, hard work and positive attitude. Being strong, faithful disciples of Jesus for 18 years had filled them with faith and gratitude.<br /><br />A few months ago I received the heart breaking news that Noah was diagnosed with acute Leukemia Meloide. That same week her little sister was also diagnosed with congenital cataracts. The hospital in Port au Prince has done its best to treat Noah but does not have the proper resources to provide a cure. As you can imagine, Jacques and Missadelle, who are struggling to just feed their family, are overwhelmed, desperate and pleading for help to save Noah’s life. Their tears, imploring prayers and great distress have stirred and moved my heart. I feel compelled to show compassion and ask for help on behalf of this family. Noah’s life can be saved if she comes to United States for treatment. She doesn’t have to die, her parents don’t have to grieve and her sister doesn’t have to lose her only sibling. If you would like to be part of saving Noah’s life please consider praying and donating money.<br />Appeals are also being made to different hospitals and pediatric oncologists to take Noah as their patient.  Thank You!!!

Jessica Michael

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