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Location: Dallas, TX

Sunday, October 30, 2005

Tragedy

I don't know what to say right now, but please just read this and keep us all in your prayers. We are devastated.

This morning, Sunday October 30th, our pastor Kyle Lake was involved in an accident during a baptism and was transported by EMS to a nearby hospital. Kyle Lake passed away around 11:30am. Not only did we lose a pastor but we've lost our friend. Funeral services are pending and we will update the website as soon as we have more information.There will be a gathering tonight at 8pm at First Baptist Church Waco which is located on the Corner of 5th and Clay. This is a chance for reflection, an opportunity to be with friends and to pray. There will be counselors available if anyone needs to talk to anyone. Please continue to keep the Lake family in your prayers.

Sincerely,
Ben Dudley
Community Pastor
University Baptist Church
www.ubcwaco.org

4 Comments:

Blogger D.R. said...

I saw this on Doug Pagitt's weblog, but I didn't make the connection until I saw the story on DrudgeReport and realized that it was your church. I am so sorry Janalee. I pray that God would encourage your church in these difficult days by revealing His presence among you and increasing your love for Him.

8:20 PM  
Blogger Adam Phelan said...

Know that UBC alums all over the world are grieving with you and holding all of you in our prayers.

5:12 AM  
Blogger lynnette said...

i'm too sad to concentrate at work. it's too awful to accept as reality. like adam said, we ubc alums who are scattered throughout the country are grieving with you and praying for you.

8:58 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

as i realize how many people i know were touched by kyle, i am broken-hearted and saddened by the death of someone i didn't know. this tragedy is so hard to comprehend - the circumstances surrounding it - my heart hurts for his family, for Bags, for my son and his friends and for Dave and all the rest who knew and loved Kyle and Jennifer. God Bless your church and the people who will carry on in Kyle's honor.
Jan Margrave, The Heights, Richardson

2:27 PM  

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