Hobart Pastor Quarantined & Wife In ICU With COVID-19
Hobart Pastor Jeff Spencer of New Hope Missionary Baptist Church in Hobart on Route 6 announced his wife tested positive for COVID-19 last evening after receiving a call from the hospital with test results. Spencer as a result was put on two week quarantine as well.
Spencer through social media has been telling this story over the last week on his personal Facebook page which began early last week when she started feeling ill. She had gone to the doctor on Thursday and was released till her condition started to get worse according to Spencer. Spencer said her blood oxygen levels were dropping along with a high fever and trouble breathing when she was brought back in. They brought her back to a local hospital only to have her admitted and put in ICU. The hospital immediately isolated the patient and did the Covid-19 test instead of waiting for Tuesday. Their assumptions were true when the test results came back Monday night. Currently Spencers wife is on a ventilator and sedated in isolation at a local hospital.
Spencer wanted everyone in the area to take this very serious and the news is not an exaggeration of any kind. Spencer said, “I want you to know it can effect you because it has me.” “Should you take caution while out in public, most definitely. But the most important thing you can do is pray and ask God to intervene.” He hopes the people they were in contact with do not become sick and if they are feeling symptoms to isolate themselves.
We’re praying for y’all! God bless you both and your families.
Pastor Spencer, you and sister Spencer have our prayers. We are calling our intercessor circle to pray for you and yours and the congregation in the days to come as we are praying for the present distress. Be encouraged. We serve a great God.
Godspeed to you. Associate Pastor, Rafael Martinez, the Crossroads Church of God, Sauk Village, IL.
You are in are prayers 🙏🙏
Did she have some med. problems that helped her get so sick, I herd people with med. problems were at risk of getting very sick or die,
Thanks Brinda
You are being noisy its like you are asking this question to justify why she contracted the virus. Spiritual Warfare…my dear….
It’s not nosy to ask that. I have been wondering about that myself because they have been saying those with health problems and older people are more susceptible. If she is neither one then there is more concern that the virus maybe worse than we thought
Very good question and not nosy! Everything is not spiritual warfare. Christians can get sick just because there is a sickness going around just like anyone else.
Any sickness or disease is spiritual Warfare. That’s why Jesus healed every person who came to Him.
The people that had close contact should isolate themselves symptoms or not. Contagious before any symptoms