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Prayer Guide PRAYER GUIDE Leaders of Our Country • President Donald Trump & Vice President Mike Pence • Supreme Court Justices – John Roberts, Jr., Clarence Thomas, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Sonia Sotomayor, Stephen Breyer, Samuel Alito, Jr., Elena Kagan, Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh • U.S. Senators (Alabama) – Richard Shelby, Doug Jones • U.S. Representatives (Alabama) – Bradley Byrne, Martha Roby, Mike Rogers, Robert Aderholt, Mo Brooks, Gary Palmer, Terri Sewell Leaders of Our State • Governor Kay Ivey & Lieutenant Governor Will Ainsworth • Mayors – Randall Woodfin (Birmingham), Ron Anders (Auburn), Gary Fuller (Opelika), Steven Reed (Montgomery), Walter Maddox (Tuscaloosa), Tommy Battle (Huntsville), Frank Brocato (Hoover), Gary Waters (Pelham), Mark Hall (Helena), Charles Moore (Irondale), Jim Lowery (Fultondale), Marty Handlon (Alabaster), Kenneth Gulley (Bessemer), Sherman Guyton (Gadsden), Steve Holt (Florence), David Bradford (Muscle Shoals), Alton Craft (Oxford), Jack Draper (Anniston), Sandy Stimpson (Mobile), Dane Haygood (Daphne), Jim Heigl (Sylacauga), Skip Henderson (Columbus, GA) Leaders of Our Church • Overseers (Apostolic Elders) – Rick Bezet, Robert Morris, Tom Mullins, Larry Stockstill, Greg Surratt • Trustees (Non-staff Elders) – David Acton, Barry Howton, Phillip Jauregui, Gary Larson, Ken Polk, Robert Sorrell, Johnny Walker • Lead Pastors (Staff Elders) – Ronnie Bennett, Steve Blair, Kellen Coldiron, Hamp Greene, Chris Hodges, Denny Hodges, John Larson, Mark Pettus, Dino Rizzo, Layne Schranz Our Vision • Know God (Weekend Services) – Pray for the lost to be saved • Find Freedom (Small Groups) – Pray for group members to connect relationally and experience freedom • Discover Purpose (Growth Track) – Pray for people to discover their God-given purpose and be motivated to take their next step • Make a Difference (Dream Team) – Pray for all who serve others Highlands Locations and Pastors • Alabaster: Lee Martinez • Mobile Bay: Jimmy Bowers • Auburn East: Brandon Isbell • Montgomery: Chris Erwin • Auburn West: Wren Aaron • Online: David Russell • Chapel: Cory Hardesty • Opelika: Kevin Haefner • Columbus, GA: Kyle Jackson • Oxford: Brian Bagwell • Fultondale: Hayes Kearbey • Riverchase: Mychal Smith • Gadsden: Kyle Cantrell • Shoals: Caleb Chambers • Grandview: Matt Minor • Sylacauga: Charles Kelly • Grants Mill: Blake Lindsey • Tuscaloosa: Bubba Massey • Greystone: Bronson Moore • West Birmingham: Mayo Sowell • Huntsville: Allen Pedram • Woodlawn: Jamil Gilleylen • McCalla: Steven Winston Highlands Ministries • Children: Beth Cunningham • Highlands College: Mark Pettus • Students: Mayo Sowell • Grow – Strengthening Churches: Layne Schranz • Correctional Ministry: Randy Walker • ARC – Planting New Churches: Dino Rizzo • Dream Center/Christ Health Center: • Conferences & Events: Heidi Spicer Dr. Robert Record.
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