The Kaniatobe family has been faithfully serving at Reach for many years. They are always willing to step in, help others, and be there for people in times of need. Right now, they find themselves in a season where they could really use that same love and support from their Reach family. Lydian has had three surgeries already this year, with another one coming before the end of the year. Tim had intensive hip surgery earlier this year and has been navigating a long recovery. Now, unexpectedly, he is facing knee surgery this coming week and will be in a boot for several weeks. Madison is also carrying a very full schedule. She has taken on several vocal students, is teaching a theater class, and is involved in a musical with several nights of rehearsal each week. In the midst of all of this, the Kaniatobes continue to faithfully lead the youth, serve their GC, and help in so many other ways because they love the people of Reach and make serving others a high priority. For the next several weeks, they will especially need help with mowing and meals. Their yard is quite large, so having two people mow at a time would make the job go much more quickly. Mowing will be scheduled primarily for Saturdays, but if a weekday works better for someone who signs up, that is absolutely fine—just coordinate with Tim. And Chase is always ready to lend a hand! Meals would also be an incredible blessing, especially with Madison's schedule being so full through early October. Even a single meal or one afternoon of help can make a meaningful difference for their family during this busy season. Most importantly, please keep the Kaniatobe family in your prayers over these next few months as they navigate surgeries, recovery, busy schedules, and all that comes with this season. And if you are able, please consider signing up to help with a meal or a Saturday of mowing. They have spent so many years caring for and serving others, and this is a beautiful opportunity for us to care for them in return. Thank you so much for loving and supporting the Kaniatobe family!
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