Dad's favorite location - in a boat at Smith Mt. Lake!!!
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This is the blog for updates on Bobby Snow. The family thanks you all for your love and concern and most of all prayer support during this difficult time. We are truly blessed having you in our lives and trust the Lord with HIS plan for us.
That is great news! We will continue to keep your family in our thoughts and prayers.
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I am so happy to know that the surgery went well.
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David and I wish you and your wonderful family lots of good times ahead.
Paula Mitchell
We have been praying daily since we heard, Bobby. We praise the Lord for what is seen already. I tried to comment the other day and got stuck so will try again.
ReplyDeleteWe claim 2 Chronicles 20:17 for you!
Love, Frank & Niki
Hi Bobby & Elaine,
ReplyDeleteWe are following your progress from Montana. It is encouraging to see that God truly does give Grace as we need it.
He is Lord!
Gary & Kathy Hickle
OK, Bobby...so you didn't take me up on my offer for outpatient surgery, and I'll admit now that maybe it was a little beyond my ability...;)
ReplyDeleteBUT "Is anything too hard for the Lord?" Genesis 18:14 I am praying for His power to be felt by you and your entire wonderful family!
Nancy
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ReplyDeleteBobby, We love you and continue to pray and praise God for you and your progress. Know we "got it covered". Looking forward to making new memories at the Lake real soon. All our love, Lonna, Adam, Alex and Bryan
ReplyDeleteWhat a Mighty God we serve!!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch welcome news...Just know that
Erich can't wait to have a wakeboard
competition next year!!!! Sr.s division
of course....(just kidding)
Your mission....continue
to heal & we'll continue to pray.
Bobby, you might want to wait a bit before you hit SML. It's a might chilly right now and I here there is a bit of ice on the lake!
ReplyDeleteGet well soon!
Anni & Jeff
Bobby, This reminds us how valuable our time with our good friends is! Get well now so we can dance together soon.
ReplyDeleteLove you all,
Kathleen and John
Bobby & Elaine,
ReplyDeleteWe have been praying continually for you as you go through this adventure with the Lord. He is sovreign and in control. We praise Him for the great news so far. Thank you so much for sharing your journey with all of us. We know how difficult this can be, but be encouraged as we are with the Lord's might and power!
Blessings, Ruth & Norm
This is an article taken from the MT Oak Church Newsletter. It really speaks to the kind of people that Bobby and Elaine are and their walk with Christ. Their Lord shines in them and how they touch all of us.
ReplyDeletePractical Steps to Making Heart Connections by Jason Craig
So last week I wrote an article on different types of connections and what they mean, at least to me. This week, as I have been thinking about these connections, I have come to the conclusion that I don’t have a “5 Steps To Building Relationships” piece of wisdom to share with you. I don’t have a twelve step plan which if you follow step-by-step will mean that at the end of the steps you will have a life-long friend.
I don’t know those steps, and I don’t own a book that has those steps in it. So what can I share with you today.
I’d like to share some observations from events of this week. On Monday I, like many of you, received the earth shaking news that a dear friend and brother, Bobby Snow, was in hospital undergoing tests for a brain tumor. Like many of you, as soon as I heard the news I turned to God and said, “this is not the end, give Bobby life.” I have a flexible schedule and so I was able to head over to the hospital for a little while on Monday to sit with the family and to let them know that I cared for them and for Bobby. I never saw Bobby or Elaine for that matter, but I wanted to be there. As I was getting ready to leave, two dear friends of Elaine’s arrived, my mum and Susan Bailey. As I was on the road driving home I got a phone call that Brad and Kristy had been to visit, that Pastor Ray had been to visit, that Bobby and Elaine’s pastor, Pastor Mark had been there, and as the day went on more and more people went to the hospital to be with Bobby and Elaine, to pray, and to let them know that they are loved.
I don’t know what the “5 Steps” are, but Bobby and Elaine obviously do. The report this morning on the Snow’s blog site said that as they were taking Bobby to surgery there were some 30 friends and family in the waiting area that the nurses had to maneuver Bobby’s bed through. What is it that drives that many people to immediately rearrange their lives? What is it that causes people to drop everything they had planned to do, in order that they could be at a hospital waiting room – to do nothing more than let the Snow family know that they were loved.
That is true HEART CONNECTION!
The Snow family are exceptional people, in so much that they seem to have made heart connections with half of Bowie. But, on the other hand, they are the most ordinary family around. What you see is what you get – and what you see are people who love people. Do you know folks like that? Are you like that? I wish I was more like that. I wish I was more interested in loving people when I meet them as opposed to wondering what area of ministry I can plug them into. This year I want to look at people and love who they are. I want to make heart connections with the people I meet. Maybe that is step one – the desire to do so. As I look at Bobby and Elaine, the rest of the steps seem pretty simple – Step Two – Love People, Step Three – Love People; Step Four – Love People; Step Five – Love People.
Maybe this is really what Jesus was talking about when He said, ‘My command is this: Love each other as I have loved you.’ John 15:12
Or maybe it was Peter intent when he wrote, ‘Above all, love each other deeply, because love covers over a multitude of sins.’ 1 Peter 4:8
I think loving one another is a good place to start. But remember, love is an action, not a phrase
Yay!!! Very good news! Nice to know you'll still be with us!
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