Lord, Hear Our Prayers (The Week of November 4, 2019)

"Call to me and I will answer you and tell you great and 
unsearchable things you do not know." (Jeremiah 33:3)

 "O Lord Hear My Prayer" from Taize

Hi Family!!! 

I cannot believe the snow that covered our town last week is all gone now and we have a beautiful sunshine out there. I know some of you are mowing the lawn today. But what a wonderful day with clear blue sky! Truly it is an autumn season! Hope every one of you keep warm in this season of changing colors and changing temperature every morning and night as well. Now we have our prayer list updated for this week. Let us continue to call upon the name of the Lord and hear what Jesus said so that we can dance with Christ coming out of the place of darkness like Lazarus did with a divine perspective.

Hallelujah moment!

God’s presence in every moment of our life!

Family Joining worship this week

Birthday celebration for Landon and God’s protection and guidance as well.

Nina’s friend who finished his term in prison and begin his new life this week

New Requests

To Start the Children & Youth Ministry in our church

Church wide Advent Bible Study Preparation this month

Christmas Musical Preparation each Saturday

Chili Supper and Back Sale this Thursday

Nancy’s great granddaughter’s healing from broken arm

Sandy P’s family for God’s comfort and traveling mercy to celebrate her life

Dodie and Bob L. for their traveling to FL until next spring

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Wisconsin Conference's new Delegation to represent not just Wisconsin Conference but God’s will in the future as they become able to see what God's will is for Christ’s Church; Our United Methodist Community of Faith - for God’s healing, healing for our wounded-ness and brokenness and for God’s guiding light in our every steps to follow only the Holy Spirit so that we don’t miss this divine opportunity to be cleansed and renewed by the power of Jesus Christ to be One with God and each other for God’s eternal Kingdom without losing heart so that we are able to see Christ’s love from each other’s lives.

“O Lord, we have so few ways to pray, but you have so many ways to answer. Keep us alert to your unpredictable answers, to your un-explainable surprises, and by your grace, make us one of those surprises, for the sake of the One who taught us the surprises of moving mountains, healing touches, wondrous stories, great banquets, first suppers, broken bread, crosses, and resurrections. We pray for all those in your holy name, Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.”