Addison Worwood Car Accident, NEPHI, Utah — Addison Worwood, a missionary from Nephi, Utah, is in critical condition after reportedly being struck by a car while serving in the Tennessee Knoxville Mission. Her family, church community, and friends are asking for prayers as she receives treatment for significant injuries.
According to a message shared by Joel Gardiner, president of the Nephi Utah Stake, the community was informed of the serious accident and asked to unite in prayer and fasting for Sister Addison Worwood. The message said Addison sustained significant injuries after being hit by a vehicle while serving her mission.
Addison was reported to be in critical condition and undergoing brain surgery following the crash. The information shared by the church leader did not provide details about the exact circumstances of the collision, the identity of the driver, or the full extent of Addison’s injuries.
The Nephi Utah Stake has encouraged members, as well as their friends and neighbors, to join in fasting and prayer for Addison and her family. Prayers were also requested for Addison’s companion and the driver involved in the collision.
Addison’s parents, Jennie and Riley Worwood, are among those supporting their daughter as she receives medical care. The community has been encouraged to surround the Worwood family with faith, love, and support during this difficult period.
The statement from the Nephi Utah Stake also expressed faith and trust that Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ would sustain Addison, her family, her companion, the driver, and others affected by the accident.
News of Addison’s condition has prompted concern throughout the Nephi community and among those connected to her missionary service. For her loved ones, the immediate focus remains on her medical treatment and recovery following the brain surgery.
At this time, no additional details have been provided about what led to the collision beyond the report that Addison was struck by a vehicle. Her condition remains serious, and further information may depend on updates from her family, church leaders, or medical representatives.
The Nephi community and others connected to Addison’s missionary service continue to be encouraged to pray for her recovery and for everyone affected by the crash. The thoughts and support of those who know Addison remain with her, her parents, her family, her companion, and all others facing the aftermath of the accident.
