God has answered your prayers!!

We just got word that Aaron, Missionary in North Africa, does not have cancer. It will require 3 months to remove the growth but he should be restored to full health. God is so good!! Thank you for your prayers.

Continue to pray for he and his family. Pray for the surgery to go well and for his health to be restored. I know he is anxious to get back to the field.

Thank you for your prayers!

We ask that you be in prayer for Aaron with Project North Africa. Aaron, his wife, and his two small children have been living in the country of Morocco for over a year and God has blessed them greatly with the forming of the first independent Baptist church in their city. Aaron is a very good friend of mine. We were just with he and his family about 2 months ago. He has been a tremendous influence to many people including myself.

Aaron had to be flown to the states a few days ago because he has been coughing up blood. After many tests they have autopsied a growth in his right lung. The doctors say there is a 50% chance that it is cancer. However, we know that there is 100% chance that God is in control. The results of this test should come in tomorrow.

Please pray for God's will to be done and for Him to be glorified through all of this. Pray that God would restore Aaron's health so he can continue serving God in Morocco. Aaron told me that he is very content and loves being able to do what he does. Pray that God will comfort Aaron's family through this difficult time.

If you would, have your friends, family, church, etc. pray for Aaron and his family during this time. Because of the nature of his mission, it is important that his full name not be disclosed in any publication. Thank you for your prayers!

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