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FCM Prayer Grid Updates: Please Check This List Monthly As of 2-26-2021 FCM Prayer Grid Updates: Please check this list monthly. Updates to this list are made monthly. Abrupt/unforeseen changes that have taken place since the monthly update will appear in the worship service bulletin on Sunday mornings. In addition to our weekly prayer focus we will be praying for specific national, state and local officials during prayer services and throughout the week. Our goal is to pray for every federal state, and local governmental leader, civic leader, and judge by name during the year. As co- laborers of Christ it is our both our privilege and responsibility to do so. Authorities we are praying for (by date): January 3rd President- Joseph Biden Missouri Governor- Michael Parson St. Peter’s Mayor- Len Pagano January 10th Vice President- Kamela Harris Missouri Lieutenant Governor- Mike Kehoe City of St. Peters Administrator- Russ Batzel January 17th President’s Chief of Staff- Ron Klain Missouri Secretary of State- John Ashcroft City of St. Peters Clerk- Patty Smith January 24th Secretary of State- Anthony Blinken Missouri Attorney General- Eric Schmitt City of St. Peters Treasurer- Dale Brown January 31st Secretary of Defense- Lloyd Austin Missouri State Treasurer- Scott Fitzpatrick St. Charles County Department of Public Health Director- Demetrius Chapman February 7th Secretary of Health and Human Services- Xavier Becerra Missouri State Auditor- Nicole Galloway St Charles County Executive- Steve Ehlmann February 14th Acting Secretary of Homeland Security- Alejandro Mayorkas Missouri Department of Agriculture- Chris Chinn Local Housing Authority Director- Maryann Clements (City of St. Charles) As of 2-26-2021 Dianna Clair (St Charles County) February 21st Secretary of Housing & Urban Development- Marcia Fudge (pending) Missouri Department of Transportation Director- Patrick McKenna St. Charles County Human Resources Manager- Samantha Shadrach February 28th Secretary of Education- Miguel Cardona (pending) Director of MO Department of Revenue- Kenneth Zellers State of MO Emergency Management Agency Director- James Remillard St. Charles County Emergency Management Director- Captain Chris Hunt March 7th Secretary of Commerce- Wynn Coggins (acting secretary) State Board of Education- Charles Shields (president) Victor Lenz, Jr. (vice-president) Pamela Westbrooks Hodge St. Charles Co Parks & Rec Dir- Ryan Graham March 14th Secretary of Energy- Jennifer Granholm State Board of Education- Kimberly Bailey Donald Claycomb St. Charles County Facilities Management Dir- Christine Ramsdell St. Charles County Director of Admin- Joann Leykam March 21st Secretary of the Treasury- Janet Yellen State Board of Education- Mary Schrag Carol Hallquist St. Charles County Asst Dir of Admin- Jennifer George John Greifzu March 28th US Attorney General- Monty Wilkinson (acting) MO Dept of Public Safety- Sandy Karsten MO Dept of Corrections- Anne L. Precythe State Board of Education Commissioner- Dr. Margie Vandeven April 4th Chief of Staff of the Army- General James McConville Adjutant General of MO National Guard- Brigadier General Levon Cumpton St. Charles County Sheriff- Scott Lewis Executive Director of St. Charles Community Council- Todd Barnes As of 2-26-2021 April 11th Chief of Naval Operations- Admiral Michael Gilday Assistant Adjutant General MO Army Natl Guard- BG General Sharon Martin BG General William Ward St. Charles Central County Fire & Rescue Chief- Dan Aubuchon April 18th Chief of Staff of the Air Force- General David Goldfein Chief of Staff MO Air Natl Guard- BG Maurice McKinney City of St. Peters Police Chief- Rick Struttman St. Charles County Counselor- John Watson April 25th Commandant of the Marines- General David H. Berger Chief of National Guard Bureau- General Joseph Lengyel MO National Guard Director of Joint Staff- BG Charles Hausman St. Charles County Police Chief- Kurt Frisz May 2nd US Supreme Court Chief Justice- John Roberts MO Supreme Court Chief Justice- George Draper III St. Charles County Municipal Judge- Joel Brett MO Commissioner of Education- Dr. Margie Vandeven May 9th US Supreme Court Associate Justice- Brett M. Kavanaugh MO Supreme Court Judge- Zel M. Fischer St. Charles County Council District 5- Terry Hollander (chair) May 16th US Supreme Court Associate Justice- Clarence Thomas MO Supreme Court Judge- Laura Stith St. Charles County Council District 2- Joe Brazil May 23th US Supreme Court Associate Justice- Ruth Ginsburg MO Supreme Court Judge- Mary Russell St. Charles County Council District 3- Mike Elam May 30th US Supreme Court Associate Justice- Stephen Breyer As of 2-26-2021 MO Supreme Court Judge- Paul Wilson St. Charles County Council District 4- (Vice Chair) Dave Hammond June 6th US Supreme Court Associate Justice- Samuel Alito MO Supreme Court Judge- Patricia Breckenridge St. Charles County Council District 5- Terry Hollander June 13th US Supreme Court Associate Justice- Samuel Alito MO Supreme Court Judge- Patricia Breckenridge St. Charles County Council District 1- Joe Cronin June 20th US Supreme Court Associate Justice- Sonya Sotomayer MO Supreme Judge- W. Brent Powell St. Charles County Council District 6- Nancy Schneider June 27th US Supreme Court Associate Justice- Elena Kagan U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Missouri- Judge Jeffery B. Jensen St. Charles County Council District 7- John White 8th Circuit US Court of Appeals- Hon. Johnathan A. Kobes July 4th US Supreme Court Associate Justice- Neil Gorsuch U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Missouri- Timothy A Garrison St Charles County Prosecuting Attorney- Tim Lohmar 8th Circuit US Court of Appeals- Hon. David R. Stras July 11th 8th Circuit US Court of Appeals- (Chief Judge) Hon. Lavenski Smith MO Eastern Appellate District- Judge James M. Dowd Judge Robert Dowd Jr. St Charles County Circuit Clerk- Cheryl Crowder July 18th 8th Circuit US Court of Appeals- Hon. James B. Loken MO Eastern Appellate District- Judge Mary Hoff Judge Lawrence Mooney Public Defender District 11 (St. Charles)- Attorney Michael Sato As of 2-26-2021 July 25th 8th Circuit US Court of Appeals- Hon. Ralph R. Erickson MO Eastern Appellate District- Judge Sherri Sullivan Judge Roy Richter St. Charles Municipal Court Administrator- Heather Smith August 1st 8th Circuit US Court of Appeals- Hon. Steven Grasz MO Eastern Appellate District- Judge Kurt Odenwald Judge Gary Gaertner, Jr. St. Charles County Public Administrator- Jacquelyn Miller August 8th 8th Circuit US Court of Appeals- Hon. Steven Colloton MO Eastern Appellate District- Judge Robert Clayton III Judge Robin Ransom St. Charles County Registrar- Brenda Hinton August 15th 8th Circuit US Court of Appeals- Hon. Raymond Gruender MO Eastern Appellate District- Judge Angela Turner Quigless Judge Phillip Hess St. Charles County Recorder of Deeds- Mary Depmsey August 22nd 8th Circuit US Court of Appeals- Hon. Duane Benton MO Eastern Appellate District- Chief Judge Lisa Page Chief Judge Colleen Dolan City of St Peters Prosecuting Attorney- Lorna Frahm August 29th 8th Circuit US Court of Appeals- Hon. Michael B. Gardner Director of MO Dept. of Natural Resources- Carol S. Comer 11th Judicial (St. Charles Co) Chief Civil Court Clerk- Cheryl Crowder 11th Judicial Circuit Court Div. 1- Ted House September 5th 8th Circuit US Court of Appeals- Hon. Jane Kelly Director of MO Dept. of Conservation- Sara Pauley 11th Judicial Court Circuit Judge Div. 2- Deborah Alessi As of 2-26-2021 September 12th MO US Senator- Josh Hawley MO State Senator- Bob Onder 11th Judicial Court Circuit Judge Div. 3- Jack Banas September 19th MO US Senator- Roy Blunt MO State Senator- Bill Eigel 11th Judicial Court Circuit Judge Div. 4- Michael Fagras MO (State) Speaker of the House- Elijah Haahr September 26th MO US Congressman- Blaine Luetkemeyer MO US Congresswoman- Ann Wagner 11th Judicial Court Circuit Judge Div. 5- Jon Cunningham October 3th Secretary of Agriculture- Sonny Perdue Secretary of Interior- David Bernhardt State of Missouri Pro Tem- John Wiemann (House) David Schatz (Senate) 11th Judicial Court Assoc. Circuit Judge Div. 6- Terry Cundiff October 10th Secretary of Labor- Eugene Scalia Secretary of Transportation- Elaine L. Chao MO (State) House- Majority Leader Rob Vescovo Minority Leader Crystal Quade 11th Judicial Court Circuit Judge Div. 7- Daniel Pelikan October 17th Secretary of Veterans Affairs- Mike Wilkie MO (State) Senate- Majority Leader Caleb Rowden Minority Leader John Rizzo 11th Judicial Court Assoc. Circuit Judge Div. 8- Erin Burlison October 24th Speaker of the House- Nancy Pelosi MO State House of Rep District 63- Bryan Spencer 11th Judicial Court Assoc. Circuit Judge Div. 9- Elizabeth Swann As of 2-26-2021 October 31st US Senate- Majority Leader Mitch McConnell Minority Leader Charles Schumer MO State House of Rep District 64- Tony Lovasco 11th Judicial Court Assoc. Circuit Judge Div. 10- Norman Steimel November 7th US House of Rep- Majority Leader Steny Hoyer Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy MO State House of Rep District 65- Tom Hannegan 11th Judicial Court Assoc. Circuit Judge Div. 11- Phillip Ohlms November 14th US Senate Whips- John Thune & Richard Durbin MO State House of Rep District 42- Jeff Porter 11th Judicial Court Assoc. Circuit Judge Div. 12- Matthew Thornhill Div. 13- Rebeca Navarro-Mckelvey November 21st MO US House of Rep District 1- Allen Andrews MO State House of Rep District 70- Paula Brown 11th Judicial Court Assoc. Circuit Judge Div. 14- Brittney Smith St. Peters Board of Alderman Ward 1- Joyce Townsend November 28th MO US House of Rep District 2- J. Eggleston MO State House of Rep District 102- Ron Hicks St. Peters Board of Alderman Ward 1- Rocky Reitmeyer St. Peters Board of Alderman Ward 2- Judy Bateman Ward 2- Greg Sartorious December 5th MO US House of Rep District 3- Danny Busick MO US House of Rep District 4- Vicky Hartzler MO State House of Rep District 104- Adam Schnelting St. Peters Board of Alderman Ward 3- Terri Violet As of 2-26-2021 December 12th MO US House of Rep District 5- Emanuel Cleaver II MO State House of Rep District 103- John Wiemann MO State House of Rep District 105- Phil Christofanelli St.
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