Michael Loccisano/Getty Image, 488334794As Lamar Odom remains in critical condition, Kourtney Kardashian is turning to her Christian faith as she hopes for his recovery.
On Thursday, just one day after she flew to Las Vegas to join sister Khloe Kardashian at Lamar's bedside at Sunrise Hospital, Kourtney tweeted she was, "Believing in the power of prayer for this beautiful soul." She also shared a heartwarming throwback photo of Lamar and Mason Disick laughing together in happier times.
All of Khloe's siblings are praying for Lamar's recovery, too. Rob Kardashian Instagrammed a throwback snap of him with Lamar, writing simply, "Praying nonstop for my brother."
Kylie Jenner Instagrammed a photo with the former L.A. Laker as well, writing, "Let's dance again together soon. Prayers up for Lamar please."
Kris Jenner shared a photo of Lamar in his purple and gold uniform, writing, "Please pray for Lamar #ourfighter," while Kendall Jenner tweeted simply, "please don't go."
Lamar's two children are also in town, Khloe having paid to fly in his daughter Destiny, 17, and son Lamar Jr., 13, as well as their mother, Liza Morales, E! News learned.
Friends of Lamar's, including former teammate Kobe Bryant, have flocked to his bedside, and athletes and celebrity friends alike have shared messages of love, hope and support on social media.
It's clear Lamar is beloved by many—as his former coach Bill Bayno told E! News exclusively, '"He is a great, great human being..."I don't think you will ever find anyone saying one bad word about him."
Coach Bayno actually recruited Lamar to play college basketball for UNLV back in 1997, but his collegiate career didn't actually begin until he transferred to the University of Rhode Island.
A spokesperson for the school issued a statement Thursday, saying, "The University of Rhode Island community continues to keep former Rhody basketball star Lamar Odom in its thoughts and prayers as he remains in a Las Vegas hospital. Known for his warmth, kindness and generosity while he was on campus, Lamar delighted Rhode Island students, alumni and fans with his talent and joy for the game."
"He took his game to the NBA's Los Angeles Clippers and then the Lakers, where he helped the Lakers win two titles," the statement continued. "And now, as people hope and pray for his full recovery, tributes from former teammates, sports writers, columnists and pundits pour in. While acknowledging his imperfections, they have highlighted his heart of gold, respect for his teammates and rivals, polite manner and openness during interviews."
The statement continued: "This is the Lamar Odom who forged his NBA credentials at the University of Rhode Island, the player who appreciated any high-five, a congratulatory comment from a fellow student, and who never brushed anyone off. He will remain a part of the URI story for years to come."
For the latest on Lamar's condition, tune in to E! News Thursday at 7 and 11 p.m.
Magic Johnson has a heartwarming message of hope for Lamar's recovery in the video below.