Only eight days after the transplant, I was able to come home. On the following Sunday night a group from our church (Westside Free Will Baptist Church) surprised me by coming out to sing to me. Due to my low immune system, they had to keep their distance, singing with a keyboard about 15 feet from our deck. They sang many of my favorite songs—the same ones that had sustained me so many times as I waited for my kidney transplant. Nothing in this life can take the place of a loving, praying church. Like many of you, I feel that I have the best church family.
I ask that you continue to pray that my body will not reject this kidney. Many of you have stood with me in prayer for many years, and for that I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. God heard and answered our prayers and provided a miracle in His Perfect Timing. And as we have done and continue to do, please remember the family of the young man who died and provided organs for at least 4 people.
I look forward to what God has in store for me as my full health and strength return. My heart’s desire is to serve Him, and WAC has always been a big part of my personal ministry.
Faye Hanna
South Carolina
PRAY TOGETHER: Pray for the Tennessee State WAC Retreat, meeting this weekend in Pigeon Forge.
