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California Prayer Calendar California Prayer Calendar 2011 Revised May 9, 2011 Executive Legislative Rep. Tom McClintock Rep. Jackie Speier Rep. Jim Costa Rep. Howard Berman Rep. Maxine Waters National Leadership U.S. Senate Rep. Doris Matsui Rep. Pete Stark Rep. Devin Nunes Rep. Adam Schiff Rep. Laura Richardson President Barak Obama Sen. Barbara Boxer Rep. Lynn Woolsey Rep. Anna Eshoo Rep. Kevin McCarthy Rep. Henry Waxman Rep. Grace Napolitano Vice Pres. Joe Biden Sen. Dianne Feinstein Rep. George Miller Rep. Mike Honda Rep. Lois Capps Rep. Xavier Becerra Rep. Linda Sánchez Rep. Nancy Pelosi Rep. Zoe Lofgren Rep. Elton Gallegly Rep. Judy Chu Rep. Ed Royce State Leadership U.S. Congress Rep. Barbara Lee Rep. Sam Farr Rep. Buck McKeon Rep. Karen Bass Rep. Jerry Lewis Governor Jerry Brown Rep. Mike Thompson Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom Rep. Wally Herger Rep. John Garamendi Rep. Dennis Cardoza Rep. David Dreier Rep. Lucille Roybal- Rep. Dan Lungren Rep. Jerry McNerney Rep. Jeff Denham Rep. Brad Sherman Allard Rep. Gary Miller Rep. John Campbell III State Senate Mark DeSaulnier Tom Berryhill Carol Liu Ted Lieu Rep. Joe Baca Rep. Darrell Issa Ted Gaines Leland Yee Sam Blakeslee Kevin de León Bob Huff Rep. Ken Calvert Rep. Brian P. Bilbray Noreen Evans Loni Hancock Michael Rubio Fran Pavley Ron Calderon Rep. Mary Bono Mack Rep. Bob Filner Mark Leno Ellen Corbett Sharon Runner Ed Hernandez Bob Dutton Rep. Dana Rep. Duncan Hunter Doug La Malfa Joe Simitian Jean Fuller Rod Wright Gloria Negrete McLeod Rohrabacher Rep. Susan Davis Lois Wolk Anthony Cannella Tony Strickland Curren D. Price, Jr. Mimi Walters Rep. Loretta Sanchez Darrell Steinberg Elaine Alquist Alex Padilla Alan Lowenthal Lou Correa State Assembly Tom Harman Wesley Chesbro Mariko Yamada Joan Buchanan Rich Gordon Bill Monning Katcho Achadjian Joel Anderson Jim Nielsen Roger Dickinson Sandré R. Swanson Paul Fong Luis Alejo Connie Conway Bill Emmerson Dan Logue Alyson Huber Cathleen Galgiani Nora Campos Linda Halderman Das Williams Mark Wyland Beth Gaines Susan Bonilla Mary Hayashi Jim Beall Jr. David G. Valadao Steve Knight Christine Kehoe Richard Pan Fiona Ma Jerry Hill Kristin Olsen Henry T. Perea Jeff Gorell Juan Vargas Jared Huffman Tom Ammiano Bob Wieckowski Bill Berryhill Shannon Grove Cameron Smyth Michael Allen Nancy Skinner Felipe Fuentes Gil Cedillo Steven Bradford Roger Hernández Mike Morrell Jose Solorio Nathan Fletcher Bob Blumenfield John Pérez Isadore Hall III Charles Calderon Brian Nestande Don Wagner Toni Atkins Julia Brownley Holly Mitchell Betsy Butler Tim Donnelly Paul Cook Jeff Miller Brian Jones Mike Feuer Mike Davis Bonnie Lowenthal Curt Hagman Kevin Jeffries Chris Norby Marty Block Mike Gatto Mike Eng Warren Furutani Norma Torres Jim Silva Diane L. Harkey Ben Hueso Anthony Portantino Ricardo Lara Tony Mendoza Wilmer Amina Carter Allan Mansoor Martin Garrick Manuel Pérez Pray that the Lord would… Judicial CA Supreme Court Justices . Save CA political leaders who do not know Him. US Supreme Court Justices Tani Cantil-Sakauye . Give them a desire to grow in their knowledge of God. John Roberts Stephen Breyer Marvin Baxter Bible Studies Antonin Scalia Samuel Alito Joyce Kennard . Bless the teaching of His Word in our Capitol. Anthony Kennedy Sonia Sotomayor Kathryn Werdegar Legislators: Wednesday. Cause His @ will 12:30pm to be upheld, Capitol throughout Chapel our state. Clarence Thomas Elena Kagan Ming W. Chin Staff: Fridays @ 12:30pm, Capitol Chapel Ruth Bader Ginsburg Carol Corrigan . Guide Capitol Commission for His glory. .
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