Prayer Requests for March
Continue to pray for Patricia Nall’s recovery
Pray for Jimmy Hart who suffered a stroke and is on Hospice care and is finishing her race on this earth.
Pray for Ryan Pyer for his kidneys to heal without dialysis.
Condolences to the family of our member Sue Busby, who died on March 19th.
Please send an encouragement note to our member Shirley Panetti, who is recovering from a broken neck. Her address is 2815 Cypress Point #6102, Missouri City, Texas 77459.
Condolences to the family of Renee Craig’s mother, Lola Carpenter, who died on March 10th.
Jennie Sanders is in the hospital with a urinary tract infection and dehydration.
Continue to remember Marie Whitson’s health challenges plus the loss of her son and daughter-in-law
Susan Bezner fell, adding to other health challenges.
Continue to remember Jim and Joyce Shahan.
Prayer for comfort and wisdom for Robert Wood and his daughter in the loss of his wife Keri, who died the day before Valentine’s Day.
Please pray for a friend of Charles Foster, Lisa Enoch who passed away and for her surviving husband Rex.
Rubye Howard is still in the hospital.
If you know of others who should be included, please go to the SurvivingFromLoss.com website, under the PROGRAM tab, and click the prayer partner link to communicate that request.
Prayer is the key to Heaven, so use your key and unlock the door!
JOIN OUR WIDOWED MIGHT PRAYER TEAM
The seasoned child of God understands the transformative power of prayer, serving as a powerful example to all of us.
In Luke 21, the story of the widow’s mite illustrates the profound impact of giving, even when it seems small. The widow offered a mite—worth about 1/8 of a penny—yet it was all she had. This reminds us never to underestimate the significance of small acts, for they can hold great power.
In today’s world, we often value the new and overlook the old, which can extend to how we view people. Those who are widowed or aging may sometimes feel undervalued, but their prayers are far from insignificant. Your life experiences enrich your relationship with the Lord, enabling you to speak with a deep understanding that younger individuals may not yet possess.
It’s essential to recognize that widows, far from being of little worth, are mighty in God’s eyes. This is the inspiration behind the program “WIDOWS MIGHT”—to affirm that your prayers and contributions are robust and vital.
“Again I say to you, that if two of you agree on earth about anything that they may ask, it shall be done for them by My Father who is in heaven. For where two or three have gathered together in My name, I am there in their midst.” Matthew 18:19-20