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Prayer and Action Prayer and Action Prayer and Action Prayer and Action Prayer and Action Prayer and Action Concerned Women for America Concerned Women for America Concerned Women for America of Kansas of Kansas of Kansas “Prayers be made … for all who are in “Prayers be made … for all who are in “Prayers be made … for all who are in authority, that we may lead a tranquil and authority, that we may lead a tranquil and authority, that we may lead a tranquil and quiet life in all godliness and dignity.” quiet life in all godliness and dignity.” quiet life in all godliness and dignity.” I Timothy 2:1, 2 I Timothy 2:1, 2 I Timothy 2:1, 2 The White House The White House The White House President George W. Bush 202-456-1414 President George W. Bush 202-456-1414 President George W. Bush 202-456-1414 V. P. Richard B. Cheney 202-456-7549 V. P. Richard B. Cheney 202-456-7549 V. P. Richard B. Cheney 202-456-7549 Federal Federal Federal Senate Senate Senate Pat Roberts 202-224-4774 Pat Roberts 202-224-4774 Pat Roberts 202-224-4774 913-648-3103 913-648-3103 913-648-3103 Sam Brownback 202-224-6521 Sam Brownback 202-224-6521 Sam Brownback 202-224-6521 913-492-6378 913-492-6378 913-492-6378 Congress Congress Congress Jerry Moran 202-225-2715 Jerry Moran 202-225-2715 Jerry Moran 202-225-2715 Jim Ryun 202-225-6601 Jim Ryun 202-225-6601 Jim Ryun 202-225-6601 Dennis Moore 913-383-2013 Dennis Moore 913-383-2013 Dennis Moore 913-383-2013 Todd Tiahrt 202-225-6216 Todd Tiahrt 202-225-6216 Todd Tiahrt 202-225-6216 State of Kansas State of Kansas State of Kansas Governor Governor Governor Kathleen Sebelius 800-748-4408 Kathleen Sebelius 800-748-4408 Kathleen Sebelius 800-748-4408 Lt. Governor Lt. Governor Lt. Governor John Moore 785-296-2213 John Moore 785-296-2213 John Moore 785-296-2213 Secretary of State Secretary of State Secretary of State Ron Thornburgh 800-262-8683 Ron Thornburgh 800-262-8683 Ron Thornburgh 800-262-8683 Attorney General Attorney General Attorney General Phill Kline 800-432-2310 Phill Kline 800-432-2310 Phill Kline 800-432-2310 State Treasurer State Treasurer State Treasurer Lynn Jenkins 800-432-0386 Lynn Jenkins 800-432-0386 Lynn Jenkins 800-432-0386 Insurance Commissioner Insurance Commissioner Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger 800-432-2484 Sandy Praeger 800-432-2484 Sandy Praeger 800-432-2484 State Board of Education 785-296-3201 State Board of Education 785-296-3201 State Board of Education 785-296-3201 Senate/House Switchboard 785-296-0111 Senate/House Switchboard 785-296-0111 Senate/House Switchboard 785-296-0111 (to reach any Senator or Representative) (to reach any Senator or Representative) (to reach any Senator or Representative) Senator’s e-mail: Senator’s e-mail: Senator’s e-mail: Senator’s last name @senate.state.ks.us Senator’s last name @senate.state.ks.us Senator’s last name @senate.state.ks.us Representative’s e-mail: Representative’s e-mail: Representative’s e-mail: Representative’s last name @house.state.ks.us Representative’s last name @house.state.ks.us Representative’s last name @house.state.ks.us Senators of Shawnee County Senators of Shawnee County Senators of Shawnee County District # District # District # 18 Laura Kelly 785-296-7365 18 Laura Kelly 785-296-7365 18 Laura Kelly 785-296-7365 19 Anthony Hensley 785-296-3245 19 Anthony Hensley 785-296-3245 19 Anthony Hensley 785-296-3245 20 Vicki Schmidt 785-296-7374 20 Vicki Schmidt 785-296-7374 20 Vicki Schmidt 785-296-7374 Representatives of Representatives of Representatives of Shawnee County Shawnee County Shawnee County District # District # District # 50 Becky Hutchins 785-296-7698 50 Becky Hutchins 785-296-7698 50 Becky Hutchins 785-296-7698 51 Mike Burgess 785-296-7699 51 Mike Burgess 785-296-7699 51 Mike Burgess 785-296-7699 52 Lana Gordon 785-296-7667 52 Lana Gordon 785-296-7667 52 Lana Gordon 785-296-7667 53 Ann Mah 785-296-7690 53 Ann Mah 785-296-7690 53 Ann Mah 785-296-7690 54 Doug Mays 785-296-2302 54 Doug Mays 785-296-2302 54 Doug Mays 785-296-2302 55 Annie Kuether 785-296-7669 55 Annie Kuether 785-296-7669 55 Annie Kuether 785-296-7669 56 Nancy Kirk 785-296-7673 56 Nancy Kirk 785-296-7673 56 Nancy Kirk 785-296-7673 57 Vaughn Flora 785 296-7647 57 Vaughn Flora 785 296-7647 57 Vaughn Flora 785 296-7647 58 Harold Lane 785 296-7690 58 Harold Lane 785 296-7690 58 Harold Lane 785 296-7690 Shawnee County Commissioners Shawnee County Commissioners Shawnee County Commissioners (785) 233-8200 Ext. 4040 (785) 233-8200 Ext. 4040 (785) 233-8200 Ext. 4040 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Chairman: Ted Ensley Chairman: Ted Ensley Chairman: Ted Ensley Vice Chairman: Vic Miller Vice Chairman: Vic Miller Vice Chairman: Vic Miller Member: Marice Kane Member: Marice Kane Member: Marice Kane Regularly scheduled Board of County Commissioner Regularly scheduled Board of County Commissioner Regularly scheduled Board of County Commissioner meetings are held at 9 a.m. every Monday & Thursday in meetings are held at 9 a.m. every Monday & Thursday in meetings are held at 9 a.m. every Monday & Thursday in Room B11 of the County Courthouse. Room B11 of the County Courthouse. Room B11 of the County Courthouse. State Board of Education State Board of Education State Board of Education Bill Wagon Bill Wagon Bill Wagon 785-86-3254 (h) 785-86-3254 (h) 785-86-3254 (h) District Attorney District Attorney District Attorney ROBERT D. HECHT ROBERT D. HECHT ROBERT D. HECHT 785-233-8200 Ext. 4330 785-233-8200 Ext. 4330 785-233-8200 Ext. 4330 Shawnee County Sheriff Shawnee County Sheriff Shawnee County Sheriff Richard W Barta Richard W Barta Richard W Barta 785-368-2200 785-368-2200 785-368-2200 Shawnee County Treasurer Shawnee County Treasurer Shawnee County Treasurer Larry Wilson Larry Wilson Larry Wilson 785-233-8200 ext 5161 785-233-8200 ext 5161 785-233-8200 ext 5161.
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