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October 11, 2020 October 11, 2020 10 Things to Pray for: 1. That our Church would be focused on knowing God as we incrementally resume various ministries and meetings. 2. That the Bible would truly be paramount in making us more like Jesus Christ. 3. That our hearts and heads would know the Gospel of Christ and that we would have boldness to share it with others. 4. That we would seek to look more like Jesus every day as we grow in discipleship. 5. That we would still hunger to worship God with all our hearts, minds, and bodies in the midst of social distancing. 6. That we would desire to make God known in our community and to the ends of the earth. 7. That our homes would be a place of comfort as anxiety and fear attempts to discourage families. 8. That daily we would engage in prayer, both speaking our hearts to God and hearing from Him through His Word. 9. That our members would be able to find contentment in light of any relationship withdrawals. 10. That we would have the heart of a servant, knowing that we exist to make much of God and not of ourselves. Prayers of Praise: Prayer Requests: Kaydee Reed (Moved out of ICU, Recovery after transplant) Katy Bowman in the loss of her mother Ryan Crouch (New Job, still recovering (eye injury)) Kaye Watts (Struggle with Vertigo) Wade Taylor (Knee Surgery Successful, Home finally!) Keely Matthews (Faith, against God right now) Kelly Hudson (Lymphoma) Prayer Requests: Kindle McCullough’s Grandad (Bladder Cancer) Itasca ISD—safety and wellness of Faculty, Staff, and Students Laura Crouch (Mother-in-Law—Health problems) Many public officials, including our president , positive for Laura Garcia (Surgeries) Coronavirus—praying for their safety and recovery Lindsey Jean Reneau (Home lost to fire) Grace and Peace for our country amongst civil unrest Lisa Molsbee (Seizures) First Methodist Itasca—Tom Wood passed away Maria Hernandez (Advanced Cancer) The family of AB Manis in his passing Marshall Lewis (Hospitalized, leg amputated) Amaya Saxton (General Health and wellness) Mary Cox (Viral pneumonia) Andy Shelby (MS Symptoms) Mary Wolff (Dianne Taylor’s Mom—Renal Failure) Arthur Trevino (Foot & Leg) May Ballard (Health concerns) Audrey Perry (Peace & Acceptance) Megan Spain and her daughter JoJo Bell Family (Mom has inoperable brain tumor) Melanie Betz (Sawyer’s daughter, migraines) Brandi Fehnel (Wellness, physically and spiritually) Michael Nolen (Hoping to receive parole) Brandon & Stormy Kelley (Twins, early contractions) Michael Lopez (Coronavirus) Brenda Kaddatz (CMT disease) Michelle Sulak’s Stepdad (Stress test) Brian Sawyer (Leukemia, wife Mitzi is caregiver) Mo Platt (Diabetic, Spiritual Growth) Carol Arnold in the loss of her husband Russ Murrah/Sepert Family in the loss of Charles Caroline Wright (Bone Spur/arthritis) Nancy Nolen in the loss of her brother Cassie Staap (Cancer) Northpoint Baptist Church (Finances, Pastor search) Charles Richards (Felicia Coleman’s Father—Prostate cancer) Pat Galiga (Heart Trouble, stroke) Christie Fehnel (Stress test on 9/24) Patricia Clancy (Broken Femur) Cody Wilde (Medical tests) Patrick Miller (3rd Degree burns) Crystal Ervin (Cancer) Paula Lindsay (Diane Taylor’s sister, Infection in hand) The Curry Family in the passing of Dorothy Renetta Key’s daughter in law (Parkinson's) David Crouch (Back recovery, knee problems) Rex Jean (Coronavirus) Denise Sawyer in the Loss of her Uncle Mack Rhodes family in the loss of their daughter Bailey Dianne Taylor (Mom –chest pains, brother –Kidney stones) Rudy Rodriguez (Massive Stoke) Diane Martinez (Cancer relapse, move in with mother) Sabian Gurrusquieta (Wellness, physically and spiritually) Eric Thornal (Peace during trials) Shelbee Coleman (Work opportunities) Frank Castillo (Health Issue) Toby Key (Pregnant, complications) Jakobee Crownover (Auto Accident, severe head injuries) Trey Holmes in the loss of his mother James Bouldin (Possible Pacemaker) Tricia & Stuart Hodge (Son has inoperable brain tumor) James Henderson (Grandview Nursing Home) The Williams Family in the loss of Wayne Jeanie Dykes (2nd degree burns) Wilson Family in the loss of Harvey Judie McClure in the loss of her mother The Wood Family in the loss of Tom Jean Snyder (Recovery) Woodrow Baptist Church (Building lost in fire 7/5) Local Community: National Leaders: Donald Trump—President Itasca ISD Leadership Michael R. Pence—Vice President Mark Parsons—Superintendent Mike Pompeo—Secretary of State Robert Webb—High School Principal Andrew Wheeler—Administrator of the EPA Kristi Sargent—Middle School Principal William Barr—Attorney General John Ratcliffe—Director of National Intelligence Holli Merkel—Elementary School Principal Robert O’Brien—National Security Advisor Itasca School Board Gina Haspel—Director of the Central Intelligence Agency Brian Bassett—President Russ Vought—Acting Dir. of the Office of Management and Budget Kevin Cordell—Vice President Sonny Perdue—Secretary of Agriculture Susan Bason—Secretary Wilbur L. Ross, Jr.—Secretary of Commerce Kendra Markwardt—Member Mark Esper— Secretary of Defense Elisabeth Prince DeVos—Secretary of Education Willie Jackson—Member James Richard Perry—Secretary of Energy Cassandra May—Member Alex Azar—Secretary of Health and Human Services Kelley Strona—Member Chad Wolf—Acting Secretary of Homeland Security Itasca City Council Benjamin S. Carson, Sr.—Sec. of Housing and Urban Development James Bouldin—Mayor David Bernhardt—Secretary of the Interior Doug White—Mayor Pro Tem Eugene Scalia—Secretary of Labor Elaine L. Chao—Secretary of Transportation Susie Davis Steven T. Mnuchin—Secretary of the Treasury Kathryn Guy Robert Wilkie– Secretary of Veterans Affairs Robin Plumlee Jovita Carranza—Small Business Association Administrator Judy Offutt Robert Lighthizer—U.S. Trade Representative Itasca City Leadership Mark Meadows—White House Chief of Staff Charles Jones—Municipal Judge Nancy Pelosi—Speaker of the House Stephanie Johnson—City Attorney Mitch McConnell—Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer—Senate Minority Leader Winson Brewer—Police Chief Supreme Court Justices: John Roberts (Chief), Clarence Thomas, Cameron Offutt—Fire Chief Stephen Breyer, Samuel Alito, Elena Kagen, Sonia Sotomayor, CinDee Garrett—City Administrator Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh State Leaders: Churches of Itasca: Greg Abbott—Governor Bethlehem Missionary Baptist—Henry Diggs Sr., Pastor Dan Patrick—Lt. Governor Central Baptist —Matt Dugan, Pastor Ken Paxton—Attorney General Church of Christ Glenn Hegar—Comptroller of Public Accounts George P. Bush—Commissioner of General Land Office Community Church of Itasca—Gene Farquhar, Pastor Sid Miller—Commissioner of Agriculture First Presbyterian —Diane Barnes, Pastor Commissioner, RRC of Texas: Christi Craddick (Chair), Wayne First United Methodist - Jim Newton Christian, Ryan Sitton House of Faith of Itasca—Philip Burch, Pastor Texas Supreme Court: Nathan Hecht (Chief), Jimmy Loveview Baptist Church—Bill Burch, Pastor Blacklock, Debra Lehrmann, John Devine, Paul Green, Jeff Brown, Jeffrey Boyd, Brett Busby, Eva Guzman Second Missionary Baptist —George Demmerritte Jr., Pastor Court of Criminal Appeals: Sharon Keller (Presiding), Mary St. John Missionary Baptist—Johnny Bates, Pastor Lou Keel, Bert Richardson, Kevin Yeary, Scott Walker, 3rd Day Worship Center—Noe Gonzales, Pastor Michale Keasler, Barbara Hervey, Michelle Slaughter, David Newell Please Pray for our Military personnel. Pray for those John Cornyn—US Senator Ted Cruz—US Senator deployed to far off places. Pray for parents stationed away Roger Williams—US Representative Congressional Dist. 25 from their children. Pray for their safety and that God would Brian Birdwell—State Senator draw them to trust in Him. Cody Harris—State Representative Sue Melton-Malone—State Board of Education North American Mission Board Missionary Focus Justin W. Lewis—County Judge, Hill County David Holmes—County Attorney, Hill County Rick and Wendy Young Matt Crain—County Court-at-Law Judge Church Planter—Watermark Church Lee Harris—District Court Judge, 66th District Hill County Worthington, OH Mark Pratt—District Attorney, Hill County [email protected] Martin Lake—County Commissioner, Pct 4 Hill County Rodney B. Watson—Sheriff, Hill County .
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