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Prayer List
Friends,
This Lenten season we are exploring questions that deepen our faith, that help us foster deeper relationships with God and with one another, and our planet.
Hope you join us on this journey of healing, transformation, and renewal!
Today I invite you to reflect on this question:
Jesus asks for a drink (John 4). When was the last time you asked for help?
Empathetic God, for some reason, asking for help is not very easy. I tell myself that I’ll be a burden to others. I tell myself that I should be able to do it all, when in reality, we all need a little help from time to time. Remind me that even Jesus asked for help. He asked the Samaritan woman for a drink. Let that be a holy reminder to me that it’s okay to ask for help. Amen.
~ Prayer by Rev. Sarah A. Speed | A Sanctified Art LLC | sanctifiedart.org
This week we pray for:
Amos Wright, Relles' son-in-law
Prayers for healing for Amos who sustained some hairline fractures in his spine in a snowboarding accident.
Pastor Enikö
Prayers for Enikö who continues to grapple with an upper respiratory infection.
Garry Marrie, Victoria Birk's dad
Continued prayers for healing for Garry who is recovering from a stroke.
Bob Iams
Continued prayers for Bob as he is gradually regaining strength.
Deb Hostettler
Continued prayers for Deb who is hoping to regain her appetite and energy following an adjustment in her medication to reduce side effects.
Barbara Mykkanen
Continued prayers for Barb as she participates in a study to help others with similar cancer diagnosis.
We pray for
- all who struggle with illness and other challenges;
- all who are recovering from natural disasters and winter storms.
- all who are seeking safety from wars, conflicts, the impact of climate change; for continuing unrest in Israel/Palestine, in Ukraine, and other areas;
- all whose physical and emotional wellbeing is threatened in the wake new anti LGBTQIA+ legislations passed in many states; for all who fight against hate and work for a world where all people are respected, no matter their gender or sexual identification.
- light amidst the darkness – in our hearts, in our communities, and around the world.
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