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Prayer Request - January 20, 2011

Raniere and Fabiana Vieira's daughter was just bit by a dog in the face. Her lower eyelid is cut and she is just waiting for the 6 hour fast to be able to be operated on. It doesn't seem to have affected her sight. The operation is set for 7 pm, and Raniere is asking everyone for prayers.

thank you,
Joseph

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