Prayables | Entertaining Angels

Published: Wed, 12/01/21

Wednesday December 1, 2021

I don't go by the rule book. I lead from the heart not from the head.
Diana, Princess of Wales

Don't try to fix your problems. Fix your thinking and the problems will fix themselves. God has blessed you with the right tools, use 'em.

Hebrews 13:2 Don’t forget to show hospitality to strangers, for some who have done this have entertained angels without realizing it!

God be in my hands and in my making. God be in my senses and in my creating. God be in my heart and in my loving. God be at my desk and in my trading. God
be in my pain and in my enduring. God be in my plans and in my deciding. God be in my mind and in my growing. God be in my limbs and in my leisure. from the walls of Coventry Cathedral

THEY BUILT HIM A BUS SHELTER

Getting on the bus in the morning is a lot more enjoyable for a Westerly boy who uses a wheelchair to get around thanks to the kindness of the construction class at Westerly High School.

Every morning, Monday through Friday, 5-year-old Ryder Kilam heads outside to wait for the bus to pick him up to take him to Dunn's Corners Elementary School.

Ryder can’t walk.

Every morning his parents push him outside to the end of their driveway.

“With Ryder being in a wheelchair, unfortunately it’s about 75 feet from our house to the bus,” said Ryder’s Dad, Tim Kilam. “He’s not the typical child that can run out when the bus comes.”

Initially, the Kilam family setup a homemade area at the end of their driveway to keep Ryder sheltered while waiting for the bus.

“We ended up having an old patio umbrella standing out here to keep him dry but with the wind blowing and stuff it just didn’t work,” said Kilam. “So we decided to reach out to the community, we actually put a post on Facebook looking for friends that maybe new somebody that had one that they were no longer using.”

The request reached the Construction Technology class at Westerly High School...READ MORE

TO MAKE THINGS RIGHT AGAIN

I'm asking for my friend Lisa G and all health care workers that God holds them in his loving embrace and place a shield of protection around them. They are under staffed and over worked. Some patients are unkind and angry towards them for situations that are out of their control. Thank you!

- Sue M.