She and her husband, both U.S. Air Force veterans, along with two sons and four cats, lost their 130-year-old farmhouse during the storms in Louisiana. Fortunately, due to a bout of insomnia, they were both awake and in a different room when the twister hit their bedroom.
She writes that the "Roof is mostly gone. The ceiling and roof are gone. Can't even get out of our yard because of downed trees. Emergency people are out on the streets. God kept us safe though. I said a prayer when I felt the pressure in my ears, and He kept us safe.
"House pretty much a loss. Too old to insure though so not sure what our next step or God's plan is.
Garage collapsed so we can't get to our generators. Would appreciate you keep us in your prayers."
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| The bedroom where they had been sleeping. They were elsewhere when the tornado hit. (Photo courtesy of Linda G.) |
You heard the lady. Let's thank the Lord for her survival, and pray for a speedy solution to all the damage and resulting homelessness (both for her family and all the others who were affected in Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana).
9 comments:
LindaG is a frequent and welcome commenter on my blog. Thanking God for their survival in such a devastating storm and praying God's help and care in the days ahead.
Amen.
Father in heaven, thank You so much or delivering Linda and her husband, sons and cats, from injury.
Would You please help them now with economic recovery?
Please comfort them and help them recoup their losses.
Please let You mighty hand be shown in this time and situation.
Amen!
Oh, dear!
Do they have anything set up to receive donations?
Oh no! Such a kindhearted commentor. Prayers up.
Prayers up!
Storming Heaven for Linda G, her family, and all who were also affected!! Tough to stay at home when it is literally gone with the wind!
Thank you all for your prayers. I do appreciate them. :-)
drjim, I have not done anything like that. Wouldn't know how.
Praising God for keeping us safe. May he keep you all safe as well. God bless.
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