Wesley & Janice Russ taken in the 70s when they pastored Church of the Comforter I was delighted to get the following email from Wesley Russ on Monday afternoon following the visit with the surgeon for consultation:
Greetings.
Janice will meet the oncologist tomorrow, Tuesday, April 26, 2016, at 2 p. m. The cancer Janice has is the most treatable--responding well to chemo and radiation. The schedule of treatments will be 5 to 7 weeks five days a week.
As our French grandson Sami says, "It's all good." Although the doctors report wasn't what we hoped it would be, our hope is in the Lord and with Him it is all good.
Thanks for your concern and prayers for Janice.
Wesley
Greetings.
Janice will meet the oncologist tomorrow, Tuesday, April 26, 2016, at 2 p. m. The cancer Janice has is the most treatable--responding well to chemo and radiation. The schedule of treatments will be 5 to 7 weeks five days a week.
As our French grandson Sami says, "It's all good." Although the doctors report wasn't what we hoped it would be, our hope is in the Lord and with Him it is all good.
Thanks for your concern and prayers for Janice.
Wesley
An email from Ruth Cato Turton:
Dear Hugh,
Thank you for letting your readers know about Janice Russ' s health. I have her on my personal prayer list as well as the one at my local church. . .even though they do not know her, God does! Janice and I have been long, long time friends and traveled together in singing at churches, etc.
My sincere prayers are with you....thanks again for alerting your readers.
Ruth Cato Turton
Dear Hugh,
Thank you for letting your readers know about Janice Russ' s health. I have her on my personal prayer list as well as the one at my local church. . .even though they do not know her, God does! Janice and I have been long, long time friends and traveled together in singing at churches, etc.
My sincere prayers are with you....thanks again for alerting your readers.
Ruth Cato Turton