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2607 - Aunt Holly
Thursday, April 26, 2007 08:56

Sydney, Big butterfy kisses and prayers from all of us here on Versailles. xoxoxox Aunt Holly

Sydney, I don't know you but I am friends with your cousin Mollie. I am sorry that you are back in the hospital and I just wanted to let you know that you remain in my prayers. (I've prayed for you and your family daily since you were diagnosed.) I hope that you feel better soon. Lots of love in Christ!
~Morgan

Lynette and James,
As we continue to pray for your family and for Sydney's healing, we are more convinced than ever that God is a rewarder of those who seek Him; and that He will not withhold any good thing from those who walk uprightly.

Lynette, I am praying for healing for Sydney and that you will be home soon. My lunch group (Suzy B., Betty S. Louan R. Barb J. Donnete W. and Mary Jane Y.)will be in NYC May 17-21.
I hope you're not there but if you are we would love to make contact with you. Please have Myna email or call one of us.
Blessings on you all.

You all are so precious. We pray constanly for all of you. I am at loss for words but I do know that
Jesus loves Sydney more than we all do. That alone is comforting. Hang in there and know that you are loved by many!!!

Lynette, The Lord has trusted you all with more than most of us could bear. To see how you lean into Him and seek Him in times of such suffering has mentored us all. Marcee assured me that His Word brings you comfort. I pray these verses will be an encouragement to you.

3) O send out Thy light and Thy truth, let them guide me;let them bring me to Thy holy hill' and to Thy dwelling places.
4)Then I will go to the alter of God,to God my exceeding joy;and upon the lyre I shall praise Thee O God, my God.
5)Why are you in despair, O my soul? And why are you disturbed within me? Hope in God, Hope in God, for I shall again praise Him, The help of my contenance and my God. Psalm 43

Although I had not spoken to Marcee recently and I had no idea so much was going on, I have thought of you all even more this past week...God is stirring our hearts to pray!
Much love, Susan

Lynette,
I have been strongly struck this week by what a privilege it has been to pray for you, with you this year. Thank you for sharing your journey with us. Thank you for taking the time to write your thoughts, fears, prayers, joys, hopes, faith. You cannot begin to know how much you and Sydney have ministered to us this year in our own journeys of trying so hard to keep our eyes on Jesus and trust Him in all things. Thank you.
Debby

Lynette, James and Sydney,
Your faith and courage inspire me to keep my OWN eyes focused on Jesus! In your words, stories, humor, fear and tears...what amazing LOVE shines through. Know you are in my prayers and thank you for continuing to put Sydney's cute pics on here!
Love,
Pam Purdom

As I was thinking and praying for you this morning, my heart is continually drawn back to a simple verse in Exodus. As Moses was leading the people out of Egypt, he unwaveringly encouraged them: "Do not be afraid. Stand firm and you will see the deliverane the Lord will bring you today. The Egyptians you see today you will never see again."

... and then the simple truth: "The Lord will fight for you; you need only to be still." Exodus 14:14

What a promise - we need only be still. And what a powerful warrior who is on our side. The only all-powerful and always victorious watchguard we could ever desire.

As the Israelites anxiously awaited what they envisioned to be certain death and/or terrorizing enslavement (exactly what the world's wisdom would convince them of) ... God reassured them of His plan, His presence, His power. His admonition probably sounded ridiculous ... "Be still" ... let me fight for you, don't be afraid. He really did have them covered in the most outrageous and mind-boggling way!

How comforting that our Lord never changes. That his promises are the same yesterday, today and tomorrow. Your courage as you battel the unknown amazes me. I hope this small passage brings you great comfort today as He - The Lord Almighty - fights for Sydney.

Much Love!! -The Wymas

God bless you and your encouraging words you show such great faith in such huge trials.

I'm so glad James and the boys have decided to stay with you and Sydney. These are the verses that I meant to send you earlier today. Prov. 4:26 Make level paths for your feet and take only ways that are firm. Ps 32:8 I will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go; I will counsel you and watch over you. Deut. 7:6 The Lord has chosen you to be his treasured possession. Remember you are loved and belong to the mighty God who is immutable,omnipotent,and tender in His compassion. love and prayers, Virginia

James and Lynette,

Thank you for the updates. It's storming here in the Dallas area, and as I told a friend earlier this evening, storms are necessary for blossoms, fruit, and harvest; storms in our lives are no different; our Father is the husbandman, and He uses the storms and rain to produce His harvest of fruit in our lives. In particular I see the fruit of the Spirit growing in your lives through this storm, especially the fruit of love and peace, as your family grows stronger in love for one another and for God, and as you learn to experience the fruit of peace that transcends our understanding of the storms; ironically, the greatest peace is in the eye of the storm. God bless you both, and your precious children, and may He continue to give you love and peace.

Dear Thweatt Family,

We go to church with Peggy Dauster and have heard of Sydney through her. I just want you to know that my children pray for Sydney every night and have since we heard of her. My son wanted to know her status tonight and I was so blessed to read of her progress. God be with you.

Hey Miss Sydney,
Just wanted to check in and let you know that we're praying for you every day. Your classmates love to hear about you and we have a made a list of things to remember to pray for.

When we pass out papers,we always put one on your desk too! Your stack is really growing!

We're memorizing all of Proverbs 3. If you want to, you and mom can work on memorizing it also.

We love you.
Mrs. Puckett and your classmates

GÇ£He who dwells in the secret place of the Most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty. I will say of the LORD, GÇÿHe is my refuge and my fortress, My God, in Him I will trust'GÇ¥ (Psalm 91:1-2).

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