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Arkansas Prayer Calendar: 2010 Arkansas Prayer Calendar: 2010 www.capitolcom.org State Leadership Continued State Senate (By District) Pastoral Executive Congress National Leadership 7 Sen. Sue Madison 13 Sen. Denny Altes Att. Gen. Dustin McDaniel 1 Sen. Johnny Key President Barak Obama Senator Blanche Lincoln 8 Sen. Cecile Bledsoe 14 Sen. Paul Bookout Pray for your Pastor(s) Sec. of State Charlie 2 Sen. Randy Laverty 9 Sen. Kim Hendren Vice Pres. Joe Biden Daniels Senator Mark Pryor 3 Sen. Ruth Whitaker 15 Sen. Steve Bryles Rep. Marion Berry 10 Sen. Paul Miller Land Com. Mark Wilcox 4 Sen. Sharon Trusty 11 Sen. RobertThompson 16 Sen. Jack Crumbly State Leadership Tresurer Martha Shoffner Rep. Vic Snyder 5 Sen. Hank Wilkins 17 Sen. Jim Luker Governor Mike Bebee 12 Sen. David Wyatt Auditor Jim Wood Rep. John Boozman 6 Sen. Ed Wilkinson Lt. Gov. Bill Halter 18 Sen. Bob Johnson Rep Mike Ross State Representatives 19 Sen. Terry Smith 25 Sen. Gene Jeffress 31 Sen. Mary Salmon (By District) 5 Rep. Willie Hardie 12 Rep. Robert Moore 19 Rep. Bobby Pierce 20 Sen. Larry Teague 26 Sen. Percy Malone 32 Sen. David Johnson 6 Rep. John Lowery 13 Rep. Clark Hall 20 Rep. Johnnie Roebuck 21 Sen. Barbara Horn 27 Sen. Steve Faris 1 Rep. Steve Harrelson 7 Rep. Gary Smith 21 Rep. Steve Cole 33 Sen. Joyce Elliott 14 Rep. Tiffany Rogers 22 Sen. Shane Broadway 28 Sen. Bobby Glover 2 Rep. Larry Cowling 8 Rep. Greg Reep 15 Rep. Walls McCrary 22 Rep. Bill Abernathy 34 Sen. Tracy Steele 23 Sen. Jerry Taylor 29 Sen. John Capps 3 Rep. David Powers 9 Rep. Eddie Chetham 16 Rep. James Word 23 Rep. Randy Stewart 24 Sen. Jimmy Jeffress 30 Sen. Gilbert Baker 35 Sen. Bill Pritchard 4 Rep. Bruce Maloch 10 Rep. Allen Maxwell 17 Rep. Stephanie Flowers 24 Rep. Rick Saunders 11 Rep. David Rainey 18 Rep. Toni Bradford 25 Rep. Gene Shelby 32 Rep. Allen Kerr 38 Rep. John Edwards 45 Rep. Lynda Tyler 51 Rep. David Dunn 57 Rep. Jeff Brown 26 Rep. Mike Burris 33 Rep. Fred Allen 39 Rep. Richard Carroll 46 Rep. Robbie Wills 52 Rep. Nancy Blount 58 Rep. Jody Dickenson 64 Rep. Stephanie Malone 27 Rep. Dawn Creekmore 34 Rep. Wilhelmina 40 Rep. Barry Hyde 59 Rep. Lance Reynolds 65 Rep. Tracy Pennartz 47 Rep. Eddie Hawkins 53 Rep. Keith Ingram 28 Rep. Barbara Nix Lewellen 41 Rep. Ed Garner 60 Rep. Johnny Hoyt 66 Rep. Rick Green 29 Rep. Ann Clemmer 35 Rep. Pam Adcock 42 Rep. Jane English 48 Rep. Davey Carter 54 Rep. Otis Davis 61 Rep. Nathan George 67 Rep. Steven Breedlove 30 Rep. Bill Sample 36 Rep. Darrin Williams 43 Rep. Jim Nickles 49 Rep. Jonathan Dismang 55 Rep. Tommy Baker 62 Rep. Terry Rice 68 Rep. Andrea Lea 31 Rep. Dan Greenburg 37 Rep. Kathy Webb 44 Rep. Mark Perry 50 Rep. Monty Betts 56 Rep. Buddy Lovell 63 Rep. Frank Glidewell 69 Rep. George Overbey Jr 70 Rep. Robert Dale 78 Rep. Billy Gaskill 85 Rep. John Burris 92 Rep. Lindsley Smith 99 Rep. Tim Summers US Supreme Court Justices US Supreme Court Justices 71 Rep. Eddie Cooper 79 Rep. Mike Patterson 86 Rep. Monty Davenport 93 Rep. Jon Woods 100 Rep. Mary Slinkard (continued) (continued) 72 Rep. James McLean 80 Rep. David Cook 87 Rep. Mark Martin 94 Rep. Les “Skip” Carnine John Paul Stevens 73 Rep. J.R. Rogers 81 Rep. Karen Hopper 88 Rep. Uvalde Lindsey 95 Rep. Duncan Baird Judicial Stephen Breyer 75 Rep. Joan Cash 82 Rep. Curren Everett 89 Rep. Jim House 96 Rep. Debra Hobbs Antonin Scalia Samuel Alito US Supreme Court Justices 76 Rep. Ray Kidd 83 Rep. Beverly Pyle 90 Rep. Roy Ragland 97 Rep. Jonathan Barnett Anthony Kennedy Sonia Sotomayor 77 Rep. Charolette Wagner 84 Rep. John Paul Wells 91 Rep. Bryan King 98 Rep. Donna Hutchinson Clarence Thomas John Roberts Ruth Bader Ginsburg Pray that the Lord would… AR Supreme Court Justices AR Supreme Court Justices Local (continued) Save the political leaders who do not know Him Chief Justice Jim Hannah Pray for your local leaders Bless the teaching of His Word in our Capitol Robert L. Brown Elena Cunningham Wills Bible Studies Paul E. Danielson Donald L. Corbin Cause His statutes to be upheld throughout our State Jim Gunter Legislators: Wednesday @ 12:30pm, Capitol Chapel Annabelle Clinton Imber Staff: Fridays @ 12:30pm, Capitol Chapel .
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