You did it! You carried my loved one through cancer treatment and now we are shouting your PRAISES! You covered them through every hardship, every pain and every fear. So now they have been declared cancer free!!

You know, sometimes bulldozers are pretty handy things to have around. I have on occasion been called a bulldozer. This is hopefully not referring to my physique, but rather my tendency to become intensely focused. This can be a good thing—as long as no innocent bystanders are in my way. After all, bulldozers like me have real problems slowing down or changing directions.

Dwayne Little, husband and father was diagnosed with Stage 4 colon cancer which they discovered had spread to his liver, bladder and appendix. After surgery, Dwayne and his family found a new church with a Cancer Companions group. It became home.

James and Brenda share his tonsil cancer story through the surgery, chemotherapy and radiation treatments. God showed James the way through his cancer journey.

I’m a 3 time cancer survivor. The big C word is scary,life changing, and emotional. Not only for you but also for your family and friends. They love you so it’s hard for them to see you going through trials physically and emotionally.

When a loved one is diagnosed with cancer, there is a whirlwind of emotions leaving caregivers physically exhausted and emotionally drained. Roxanne Rohlfing shares the powerful impact of her feelings and how she took them to the Lord. An amazing woman of faith.

Join Rachel Zink and Jenny Ritzert as they discuss Jenny’s unique journey with Cancer Companions and how her Cancer Companions support group helped keep her calm through her husband’s cancer journey.

Lou Ann newly diagnosed with lung cancer saw a sign for a Cancer Companions Group. There she met Ken 5 year lung cancer survivor the Cancer Companion Facilitator.

Carol Harshaw Metastatic Breast Cancer Survivor and her husband Bill Harshaw Lung Cancer Survivor’s share their story of how the roles of cancer patient and caregiver became a blur.

“When we admit to God that it feels out of control, it really strengthens their faith. We show them its okay: They can have their doubts and fears. The best thing to do is take their fears to God. They’re going to take their questions someplace. Why not take them to God?”

Join Karen Tripp as she discusses ways to cope with a cancer recurrence.

Join Christian Music Artist, Matthew West, as he prays for cancer survivors.

“You find joy. Who doesn’t want to feel joyful? Who doesn’t want to feel hope? Who doesn’t want to feel connected? Cancer Companions gives you that.”