07/20/2026
A Call to Pray Together ❤️🙏
There are seasons in life when words seem too small.
When someone we love is hurting, we often wish we could take away their pain, carry their burden, or somehow make everything right again. Most of the time, we can’t.
But we can pray.
Many of you know our dear friend Barbara Ahmann. Through her kindness, creativity, generosity, and servant’s heart, she has quietly poured so much into our community over the years. She has encouraged others, celebrated with them, created beauty alongside them, and faithfully shared her life with those around her.
Today, we have the opportunity to share ours with her.
Steeve shared that Barbara has been diagnosed with a lumbar spinal cord infarction (spinal cord stroke). She is currently paralyzed from the waist down. While she still has sensation and continues to experience significant pain, she has very limited movement and is facing a long road of rehabilitation and recovery. 
Please join us in praying for Barbara♥️for strength when she feels weary, peace when the days feel uncertain, wisdom for her medical team, and hope that remains steadfast through every step ahead. Please also pray for Steeve as he lovingly walks beside his wife, caring for her and encouraging her through this difficult season. Let us lift them up , and as they would have us do- lift one another up in the process ❤️🔥
This is also a gentle reminder that it’s okay to ask for prayer, and it’s okay to tell someone you’re praying for them.
You don’t have to have the perfect words. Sometimes the greatest gift we can offer is simply letting someone know, “You’re not alone. I brought your name before the Lord today.” 
Prayer isn’t about having all the answers. It’s about bringing our hearts before God and carrying one another with compassion. Whether your prayer is spoken aloud, whispered in the quiet of your home, or simply held in your heart, it matters.
If you’re reading this today, whether you’re part of our church family, another church, or no church at all and Barbara comes to mind, would you take just a moment to pause and lift her up? And if you’re carrying a burden of your own, know that you are welcome to ask for prayer as well. There is no denomination on compassion, and no limit to the love we can show one another and there is no limits to what the Lord can do ❤️🔥
“Carry each other’s burdens and so you will fulfill the law of Christ.” — Galatians 6:2 (CEB)
May we continue to be a community that loves generously, prays faithfully, and walks beside one another through every season.
Barbara and Steeve, we love you. You are not walking this road alone. ❤️