Prayer

Why We Pray

God delights in hearing our prayers, because He is the God of the impossible. When we believe that, it’s easy to understand
how our prayers have a strategic purpose in the work of the Lutheran Church.
We invite you to join us in praising His name and seeking His provision.

 

Current Prayer Request List

last updated on December 8, 2024

For Healing and Comfort


Yvonne B.
Dyan I.
Angie R.
Sabrina T.
Elizabeth W.
Helen B.
Edna O.
Charles E.
Adam M.
Gerry M.
Greg B.
Vi B.
Curt C.
Karen D.
Lois F.
Richard H.
Taniqua J.
Linda J.
Kent K.
Beth K.
Pastor Jerry M.
Lynette N.
Linda P.
Jerry P.
Becky S.
Patty H.
Don R.
Betty S.
Allison T.
Traie W.
Pastor Rolly F.
Danielle H.
Pastor Young L.
Elena M.
Mark E.
Francis M.
Laurie S.
Christopher P.

Loved ones of Ernie A., called home to our Lord

Loved ones of Pastor Don Becker, called home to our Lord

Loved ones of George C., called home to our Lord

Loved ones of Don M., called home to our Lord

Loved ones of Ted N., called home to our Lord

For the Infirm and Homebound


Vi B.
Carolyn C.
Dale C.
Betty C.
Betty C.
Joanne D.
Donita D.
Gerald F.
Rosie F.
Helen G.
Donna G.
Pam H.
Bob K.
Fran K.
Sally M.
Nancy M.
Rose M.
Fran M.
Joanna P.
Jerry P.
Don R.
Paul S.
Natalie T.
Norma T.
Amy W.
Fred & Marlene Y.

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