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Life is difficult at times, but know you are not alone. We believe prayer is powerful and we will walk with you in these times. This Prayer page is for you to share struggles, burdens, and trials as well as have the opportunity to pray for others. If you choose to submit a request we will not share your email address publicly, and you have the ability to share requests anonymously. Please keep your request brief. Your prayer request will remain posted for one month after it is approved by the prayer wall administrator. If you have a prayer answered, please post again as a praise so we can give God all the glory!
You may add your prayer request to our prayer wall using the form below. Once your prayer request is received, we will share it according to your instructions. Feel free to submit as many prayer requests as you like!
Mark
My wife left and took the kids update. She is still gone and she says she wants a divorce. I'm still holding on for God to draw her and the kids back to himself and then return them home to me. The Lord has been working in my heart and giving me peace. He impresses on me to wait and let Him work. Thank you for your prayers, they always seem to come just when I need them the most.
Received: December 15, 2024
Kim
I have had a sinus infection since the June nasal surgery. The doctor is concerned that bone may be infected. I also have had an inner ear infection, which is causing tinnitus and loss of hearing. I am on antibiotics, will be seeing a doctor again in a few weeks, then more visits after the 1st of the year for CT of sinuses, brain scans, etc. There are a lot of moving parts for Robert and I right now. Pray for our health. Cognition. Upcoming wedding timing. For healing. For me specifically for Godly responses even when triggered. That I may love well with compassionate understanding seasoned with the right amount of salt. Wisdom. Discernment. Sustaining faith and love.
Received: November 26, 2024
Kim
Praise: Aunt Jo was not able to speak or say Momma's name, but her face lit up when she saw Momma. She recognized her. This was a beautiful gift for the sisters to share a moment of recognition and love between them. The cruel disease of Alzheimers has progressed to where Aunt Jo is non-responsive most of the time. The prayer now becomes that Aunt Jo will not be afraid or confused. That she will know the all encompassing love of Christ on a daily moment by moment basis. That when her son and his wife visit, that she will know heir love.