 According to the American
Cancer Society:
-In 2009 there were 1,479,350 new cancer cases in the United States.
- 50% of men will develop cancer in the course of their lives.
-33%of women will develop cancer in the course of their lives.
-The survival rates for all cancers have improved signifi cantly since the 1970s, due, in part, to both earlier detection and advances in treatment
What Cancer Cannot Do
Cancer is so limited...
It cannot cripple Love
It cannot shatter Hope
It cannot corrode Faith
It cannot destroy Peace
It cannot kill Friendship
It cannot suppress Memories
It cannot silence Courage
It cannot invade the Soul
It cannot steal eternal Life
It cannot conquer the Spirit
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Cancer Support Group Contacts:
Michael Mikhail
michaelmikhail@comcast.net
Ernst & Gail Schneck
gail.schneck@verizon.net
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The Cancer Support Group is a community of men and women who have been touched by
cancer. Some of us are in treatment.
Others of us are caregivers. We meet on
a monthly basis to give each other
support & encouragement.
-We find comfort in hearing stories of courage.
-We find comfort as we reflect, meditate on and claim the clear promises found in the Word of God, the Bible.
-We gain insights from visiting speakers who address the issues we deal with on a daily basis. [Recent topics have included: Stress & Cancer, The Role of
Exercise, Establishing your personal health file, Nutrition during & after cancer
treatment, and Sleep Disorders]
-We gain power through both tears and laughter as we pray for one another.
-We gain hope for both time & eternity as we believe the words of Jesus found
in John 3:16. “For God so loved the
world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.”
The Cancer Support Group is not currently meeting as a group. Please contact Mike Mikhail or Ernst and Gail Schneck if you desire help with a cancer situation in your life.
We meet in an accessible room and provide light refreshments. We welcome those dealing with cancers of all types,
caregivers of cancer patients, and
others who seek to understand and encourage those who might be struggling with the challenges of cancer.
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