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from the United Kingdom

January 18 at 1:53 pm
Hi, before I start, to let the individual know from a previous request, I don’t live/ reside in London. I use to but I moved out more than 16 years ago. The request: At some point yesterday in the U.S, there was a wrestler who was only 38 ended up getting killed in a car accident. He was one of two people who died in the collision. The other driver was wearing a seatbelt but the wrestler wasn’t. His 2 daughters were admitted to a hospital in critical condition and unfortunately now have to go on without their earthly father being around. There has been children who have lost a parent within in the last couple of months and the parent (no matter what how) dies somewhere under the age of 50. Please pray for any healing in this situation and repentance/ salvation for those still around and those close to the situation and beyond. Thank you.
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