Today, May 7, has been designated the National Day of Prayer. While we all pray in different ways and for different purposes - this is an opportunity to join our hearts and minds with brothers and sisters in
Christ all over our nation. Just as the recent outbreak of the H1N1 influenza reminded us of the importance of working together as communities, so
also this day designated for prayer reminds us of both our privilege and responsibility as believers to pray!
I simply want to encourage you to take time today to pray.
- You can join folks from many local churches at the Tri-City National Day of Prayer observance at 12 noon at the Old Court house on 3rd Street in
Geneva. - You can pray for our nation and our cities as you travel to or from work.
- You can take a walk around your neighborhood and pray for the family that lives in each home as you pass by.
- You can extend your family meal-time or bed-time prayers to include our nation, our community, our church and our leaders.
- You can pray silently for the world as you watch the news tonight on T.V.
May this message serve as a reminder and an encouragement to participate in the great mystery, power and gift of prayer!
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