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Arkansas 2017 Prayer Calendar Arkansas 2017 Prayer Calendar capitolcom.org State Minister: Jason Palermo 1 2 3 4 5 State Leadership Pastoral Executive Legislative/Congress State Senate (By District) (Continued) National Leadership Senator John Boozman 1 Sen. Bart Hester Lt. Gov. Tim Griffin Senator Tom Cotton 2 Sen. Jim Hendren President Donald Trump st Pray for your Pastor(s) Att. Gen. Leslie Rutledge Rep. Rick Crawford (1 ) 3 Sen. Cecile Bledsoe Vice Pres. Mike Sec. of State Mark Martin nd Rep. French Hill (2 ) 4 Sen. Uvalde Lindsey Com. St. Land John Thurston rd State Leadership Rep. Steve Womack (3 ) 5 Sen. Bryan King Treasurer Dennis Milligan Rep Bruce Westerman (4th) 6 Sen. Gary Stubblefield Governor Asa Hutchinson Auditor Andrea Lea 6 7 8 9 10 7 Sen. Lance Eads 13 Sen. Alan Clark 19 Sen. Linda Collins-Smith 25 Sen. Stephanie Flowers 31 Sen. Joyce Elliott 8 Sen. Jake Files 14 Sen. Bill Sample 20 Sen. Blake Johnson 26 Sen. Eddie Cheatham 32 Sen. Will Bond 9 Sen. Terry Rice 15 Sen. David Sanders 21 Sen. John Cooper 27 Sen. Trent Garner 33 Sen. Jeremy Hutchinson 10 Sen. Larry Teague 16 Sen. Greg Standridge 22 Sen. Dave Wallace 28 Sen. Jonathan Dismang 34 Sen. Jane English 11 Sen. Jimmy Hickey 17 Sen. Scott Flippo 23 Sen. Ronald Caldwell 29 Sen. Eddie Joe Williams 35 Sen. Jason Rapert 12 Sen. Bruce Maloch 18 Sen. Missy Irvin 24 Sen. Keith Ingram 30 Sen. Linda Chesterfield 11 12 13 14 15 State Representatives 5 Rep. David Fielding 12 Rep. Chris Richey 19 Rep. Justin Gonzales 25 Rep. Les A. Warren (By District) 6 Rep. Matthew J. Shepherd 13 Rep. David Hillman 20 Rep. John Maddox 26 Rep Laurie Rushing 7 Rep. Sonia Eubanks Barker 14 Rep. Roger D. Lynch 21 Rep. Marcus Richmond 27 Rep. Andy Mayberry 8 Rep. Jeff Wardlaw 15 Rep. Ken Bragg 22 Rep. Mickey Gates 28 Rep. Kim Hammer 1 Rep. Carol Dalby 9 Rep. Leanne Burch 16 Rep. Kenneth B. Ferguson 23 Rep. Lanny Fite 29 Rep. Fredrick J. Love 2 Rep. Lane Jean 10 Rep. Mike Holcomb 17 Rep. Vivian Flowers 24 Rep. Bruce Cozart 30 Rep. Fred 3 Rep. Danny Watson 11 Rep. Mark D. McElroy 18 Rep. Richard Womack 31 Rep. Andy Davis 4 Rep. DeAnn Vaught 16 17 18 19 20 32 Rep. Jim Sorvillo 38 Rep. Carlton Wing 45 Rep. Jeremy Gillam 51 Rep. Deborah Ferguson 57 Rep. Jimmy Gazaway 33 Rep. Warwick Sabin 39 Rep. Mark Lowery 46 Rep. Les Eaves 52 Rep. Dwight Tosh 58 Rep. Brant Smith 34 Rep. John W. Walker 40 Rep. Douglas House 47 Rep. Michael Gray 53 Rep. Dan Sullivan 59 Rep. Jack Ladyman 35 Rep. Clark Tucker 41 Rep. Karilyn Brown 60 Rep. Frances Cavenaugh 48 Rep. Reginald Murdock 54 Rep. Johnny Rye 36 Rep. Charles Blake 42 Rep. Bob Johnson 61 Rep. Scott Baltz 37 Rep. Eddie L. Armstrong 43 Rep. Timothy Lemons 49 Rep. Steve Hollowell 55 Rep. Monte Hodges 62 Rep. Michelle Gray 44 Rep. Joe Farrer 50 Rep. Milton Nicks Jr. 56 Rep. Joe Jett 63 Rep. James Sturch 21 22 23 24 25 70 Rep. David Meeks 78 Rep. George B. McGill 86 Rep. Greg Leding 94 Rep. Rebecca Petty 64 Rep. John Payton 71 Rep. Kenneth Henderson 79 Rep. Gary Deffenbaugh 87 Rep. Robin Lundstrum 95 Rep. Austin McCollum 65 Rep. Rick Beck 72 Rep. Steve Magie 80 Rep. Charlene Fite 88 Rep. Clint Penzo 96 Rep. Grant Hodges 66 Rep. Josh Miller 73 Rep. Mary Bentley 81 Rep. Bruce Coleman 89 Rep. Jeff Williams 97 Rep. Bob Ballinger 67 Rep. Stephen Meeks 74 Rep. Jon S. Eubanks 82 Rep. Sarah Capp 90 Rep. Jana Della Rosa 98 Rep. Ron McNair 68 Rep. Trevor Drown 75 Rep. Charlotte Douglas 83 Rep. David Branscum 91 Rep. Dan M. Douglas 99 Rep. Jack Fortner 69 Rep. Aaron Pilkington 76 Rep. Mathew Pitsch 84 Rep. Charlie Collins 92 Rep. Kim Hendren 100 Rep. Nelda Speaks 77 Rep. Justin Boyd 85 Rep. David Whitaker 93 Rep. Jim Dotson 26 27 28 29 30 Judicial US Supreme Court Justices Arkansas Supreme Court AR Supreme Court Local US Supreme Court Justices (Continued) Justices Justices (continued) Pray for your local leaders Chief Justice: John Roberts Chief Justice: Howard Brill Anthony Kennedy Paul E. Danielson Samuel Robin F. Wynne Sonia Sotomayor Karen R. Baker Stephen Breyer Courtney Hudson Goodson Clarence Thomas Rhonda K. Wood Ruth Bader Ginsburg Josephine L. Hart Elana Kagan 31 P ray for Capitol Commission to Pray that the Lord would . glorify God in all that we think, Demonstrate His grace and mercy to the political leaders who do not know Him (1 Tim 2:1-4). say, and do. Pray for all the Bless the proclamation and teaching of His Word, and dependent prayers to Him in our Capitol. necessary spiritual, human and Strengthen our political leaders to display honor, honesty, and righteousness in their lives and decisions. fiscal resources to carry out this ministry. Jason Palermo /cell: (501) 366-2557 / Capitol Commission – Arkansas / email: [email protected] Capitol Commission’s main website: www.capitolcom.org .
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