Evidence of God’s Work at the Track - RTCA Pennsylvania Division, Inc.

Jeannette has been coming to chapel every week and has been in our offices every day for the past several months. She often came to chapel before. Why, you ask are we seeing her every day?

The Chaplain’s office had coordinated with St. Mary’s (an area hospital) to provide services for the ladies on the backstretch to receive mammograms. Jeannette signed up and had a mammogram and as a result was diagnosed with breast cancer. This was just the beginning of a larger ministry for the Chaplaincy to provide for Jeannette. It would include transportation to doctor visits, radiation, chemotherapy and more.

Jeannette would need to stop working for a couple months. This would mean that she would need us to provide her with food and incidental expenses during that time. Thanks to you we have been able to help Jeannette meet all her needs – physical and spiritual. To hear Jeannette speak you would think that this has been the best year of her life. She is more optimistic than I ever heard her before. She is walking closer with the Lord than ever. She feels the Lord’s love and presence more than ever. She has started working again, although only part time and she has a ways to go before she can go back to full time and become independent again. Pray for her – and thank you for letting us help her physically and spiritually!
 

Chaplain Bunker has served at Philadelphia Park since December 2009.Rev. Bunker and his wife, Kelly, reside in Clarksboro, New Jersey. They have two daughters, Kimberly Hope, and Deborah Grace.