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I want you to know that I’ve been leading this new church plant for a little over a year now. And I was doing fairly well. However, the one thing that grew increasingly difficult were the finances needed for my treatments. Once the pandemic hit, I was no longer able to see my physical therapist. This meant that each time I preached or performed other activities, my body was not able to recover or integrate like I was accustomed to. I was no longer able to break even; instead, many times, my body would increase in pain and decrease in mobility. This has been a real challenge.
​As the COVID-19 season has moved on, I’ve begun seeing my physical therapist again. However, I've still been unable to preach without exasperating my injury due to previous lack of treatments. I have worked hard to step back into weekly leadership meetings and several other high level pastoral duties; but I'm far from fully regaining the momentum and strength I once had. Each leadership meeting creates an increased level of pain, a lessening of mobility, and a required time to rest. This is supplemented with a multitude of physical therapy exercises to help me recover.
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 Some days are better, some days are worse. Rather it is neurological symptoms, vocal issues, spinal issues, or my Lyme Disease; I work hard to continue leading this church into a deeper relationship with God; while striving to be a great father and husband at home as well.  In fact, we spend more family time and game nights this season than we ever have before. 

So you may be wondering now, how you can help me?
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