Eva 18 Aug 2008
Lord You are Good and Your Mercy endureth forever. Thank You Lord Jesus for delivering my son from the hand of the enemy. Thanks and God Bless you all.

from Nico: 15 Jul 2008
Six weeks ago, Dean Cameron was on her death bed. The doctor had warned us that we should gather the family. We asked for prayers. We coveted prayers. We prayed continuously. We thanked God for whatever would happen. AND GUESS WHAT! We anticipate her leaving the rehab center at the end of the week. She says that she feels better than she has in years. Now, how can I possibly thank God more than a million times for this miracle? And we got to see family we rarely see!!! Thank you so much for your healing prayers for Dean, for prayers of safe travel for family, and for prayers of strength and comfort for us all. Nico Cameron

Terry Cater 06 Jul 2008
Wanted to write to thank you for the prayers for my friend. She went to Dr. Ronaghan on Tuesday. The doctor said that it was likely just some calcification, but would need to be biopsied. My friend was comforted that the doctor didn't seem terribly concerned about it, and was thrilled with Dr. Ronaghan's bedside manner and "total health" point of view. They haven't scheduled the date for her biopsy, but it will have to be done surgically as a needle-biopsy is not a reasonable option. There is a history of breast cancer and lymphoma in her family, but so far, things are very positive. Thank you for your prayers and faithfulness in the Lord. The glory and praise is His!

Jim 25 Jun 2008
God is good and we praise Him! Jaden has the tube out and is breathing on his own. Please keep the family, the doctors, and Jaden in your prayers.

Nico 25 Jun 2008
GOD IS SO GRACIOUS! We are so encouraged by Dean's progress. Yesterday morning, not only had Dean's kidneys shut down, but her bowels as well. Her body was trying to reposition all the blood in her system to protect her brain since her blood pressure ranged around 55/30. Today, her blood pressure is 93/46! The kidneys are running again! We are all cheering that her foley has lots of urine in it. Isn't it funny that a bunch of adults can get so excited by a bag of pee? HOORAY!

Janet 25 Jun 2008
GOOD NEWS and answers to prayer: In the midst of all the horror in Burma, there have been answers to prayer, too! Another small team from Vision Beyond Borders just returned safely from another trip over there to deliver medical supplies, clothing and other much-needed relief supplies. VBB is still able to get materials into that country through its well-established contacts made during their 14 years of ministry in Burma. Two 20-foot containers filled with medicine and food are on their way to Burma from VBB and have been approved to get into the country. VBB has 38 similarly large containers of supplies ready for shipping as well. Pray they all make it safely into Burma and to the people who need it most.