During Sunday’s service, Pastor John Tittle of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church led congregants in prayer for the safe return of Nancy Guthrie, who has been missing. He emphasized the importance of honoring the family's request for privacy while supporting them in this difficult time. The church is focused on providing emotional and spiritual support to the Guthrie family amid what Tittle described as a 'horrific ordeal.'

In his address, Tittle encouraged the congregation to come together in unity, emphasizing the power of prayer in seeking guidance for local authorities involved in Guthrie's case. He reiterated the church's commitment to standing by the family and maintaining respect for their wishes during this challenging situation. The pastor's message resonated with attendees, who participated in a community effort to lift Guthrie's name in faith and hope for her safe return.

The ongoing situation has drawn attention not only from the local community but also from media outlets covering the developments. As law enforcement continues its search, the support from the church highlights the intersection of community and faith during personal crises, reinforcing the broader implications of missing person cases on families and communities.