If you know Keith Hall, you know his kindness, warm personality, and genuine love for people. He is a devoted husband, loving father, and faithful friend to so many. Keith and Alicia are truly a remarkable couple, and to know them is to love them. Their lives have always been deeply rooted in Jesus, and it is their deep love for Him that led them to faithfully serve as pastors and missionaries for many years.
On Monday, April 13th, Keith was involved in a devastating workplace accident. While working on a roof, he fell through a skylight and landed face down, sustaining multiple serious injuries, including a broken wrist, broken hip, and facial fractures. He was admitted to the Trauma ICU and has already undergone several surgeries. Keith also sustained a traumatic brain injury that has affected his vision, hearing, and swallowing.
Keith now faces a long and difficult road to recovery. He has recently been transferred to a rehabilitation facility, where he will continue receiving intensive therapy and ongoing treatment. Throughout this entire journey, Alicia has remained faithfully by his side, caring for and supporting him every step of the way. Together, they are trusting God for complete healing and taking this process one day at a time.
As many know, a sudden, life-altering event like this brings not only emotional and physical hardship but also financial strain. Between lost income and the uncertainty that comes with a lengthy recovery, this season has created additional financial challenges for their family. We are asking you to prayerfully consider supporting the Hall family with a financial gift during this time. Every donation will go directly toward medical expenses and toward easing the financial pressure while Keith recovers and Alicia remains by his side.
More than anything, we ask for your continued prayers for Keith’s strength, healing, peace, and complete restoration.
Isaiah 40:31 “but those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary; they will walk and not be faint.”
