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Starts Next Week! We Offer Our Sympathy and Prayers to Lewis Cockerill on the Death of His Sister In Our Prayers: 7.1.18 Starts Next Week! We offer our sympathy and prayers to Lewis Cockerill on the death of his sister Zac Ceroli, Lewis Cockerill, Julie Coco & family, Tony Forman & family, Wendy Doncaster & family, Margaret Kissel, Debbie Corr, Joe Currin, Pete Drake, Tom Blalock & family, the family of Maxine Senter, Heather Lane, Guenter & Hilde Franke, Andrew Rodriguez, Kevin Kidd & family, Cheryl Snow & family, Sabine Jacob & family, John Yost, Allison McMurray, Scott Hartman, the Jones families, Betty Vaughan, Barney Blackburn, Barbara Crutchfield, Linda Dolan, Allie Smith, James Fowler, the DeBrun family, the Shell family, Floyd Bordeaux, When Jesus had again crossed over by boat to the other side of the lake, a large Craig Judd, Frances Coleman, Mildred Ellis, Clay King, Maggie Davis, the Sutton family, crowd gathered around him while he was by the lake. Then one of the synagogue the Coats family, Mason Hamlett, Ron Richardson, Shirley King, Joyce Cloud, Helen Barnes, leaders, named Jairus, came, and when he saw Jesus, he fell at his feet. He pleaded Doris Green, Lou Cardin, Brad Crawford, Patricia Chavis, Ann & Tom Myatt, Zachary Little, earnestly with him, “My little daughter is dying. Please come and put your hands on Fern Muse, the Young family, Sydney Bleigh, Nancy Thomas, Jewel White, PJ Ramsey, Emily her so that she will be healed and live.” So Jesus went with him. Ashworth, Henry Hanmann, Bill Young, Bill & Judy Halsey, Levi Moore, the Swayney family, Willie Parrish, Jean Fox, Bob Tebo, Greg Ghosh, Karen Lee, Bethany Johnson, Alice Schmelzer, A large crowd followed and pressed around him. 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