Tuesday, March 25, 2014






It has been a long time but I am back.  I have a pray request.  I will share it with you in a couple of minutes what I need you to pray for but first of all I want you to know where I am coming from.

When  we lived at DeWitt and our three children were small and they needed tennis shoes, I asked God for tennis shoes.  I could have asked the Lord, "You know my need." but I felt like I needed to be bringing my need to the Lord, So I did.  He allows us to see His work in the little things so when the big things come along we know He is there and listening. I learned early on to ask even for the small things.
The big things are, My cancer, Dennis' cancer, Dennis death, then my Grandson Dylan dying and then my illness that took six weeks out of my life brought me to the point that I wanted and needed to be closer to my family.  Dad and mom had a house that they use to rent out but now it was setting empty.  I hired contractors, plumbers, heating and air guys, gas company, cable company, water company.  It is like a new home inside but on the outside I need siding.  That is not what I am asking for you to pray for.  That may come later.

Centennial Bank, with their head offices in Conway bought our bank.We were as large as they were   so that caused some problems with the merger. The big employee cuts came in December. Liberty knew more cuts would be made but when I got my pink slip Thursday a week ago in the afternoon and my last day would be the following day, to say the least I was in shocked.  Cried with my friends and we discussed what I would do next.  I left work the next day and went straight to sign up  for unemployment . Lunched with two good friends and headed to the S.S.office.

This is what I am asking you to pray for.

I need to sell my house in Russellville. Dennis and I had remodeled it thinking we would retire there.  God had other ideas and so I know that he will take care of the house.  I believe in asking for specific things so please pray the house will sell.

With all my love,
Judith