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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 State Senators of State Senators of State Senators of Sedgwick County Sedgwick County Sedgwick County District : District : District : 25 Jean Schodorf 316-831-0229 25 Jean Schodorf 316-831-0229 25 Jean Schodorf 316-831-0229 26 Phillip Journey 316-522-7566 26 Phillip Journey 316-522-7566 26 Phillip Journey 316-522-7566 27 Les Donovan 316-722-2923 27 Les Donovan 316-722-2923 27 Les Donovan 316-722-2923 28 Mike Petersen 316-264-1817 28 Mike Petersen 316-264-1817 28 Mike Petersen 316-264-1817 29 Donald Betts 316- 393-9203 29 Donald Betts 316- 393-9203 29 Donald Betts 316- 393-9203 30 Susan Wagle 316-733-5698 30 Susan Wagle 316-733-5698 30 Susan Wagle 316-733-5698 31 Carolyn McGinn 316-772-0147 31 Carolyn McGinn 316-772-0147 31 Carolyn McGinn 316-772-0147 32 Greta Goodwin 620-221-9058 32 Greta Goodwin 620-221-9058 32 Greta Goodwin 620-221-9058 State Representatives of State Representatives of State Representatives of Sedgwick County Sedgwick County Sedgwick County District : District : District : 81 Ted Powers 316-777-4310 81 Ted Powers 316-777-4310 81 Ted Powers 316-777-4310 82 Don Myers 316-788-0014 82 Don Myers 316-788-0014 82 Don Myers 316-788-0014 83 Jo Ann Pottorff 316-684-3780 83 Jo Ann Pottorff 316-684-3780 83 Jo Ann Pottorff 316-684-3780 84 Oletha Faust-Goudeau 316-652-9067 84 Oletha Faust-Goudeau 316-652-9067 84 Oletha Faust-Goudeau 316-652-9067 85 Steven Brunk 316-744-2409 85 Steven Brunk 316-744-2409 85 Steven Brunk 316-744-2409 86 Judith Loganbill 316-683-7382 86 Judith Loganbill 316-683-7382 86 Judith Loganbill 316-683-7382 87 Bonnie Huy 316-685-7958 87 Bonnie Huy 316-685-7958 87 Bonnie Huy 316-685-7958 88 Jim Ward 316-683-3609 88 Jim Ward 316-683-3609 88 Jim Ward 316-683-3609 89 Melody McCray-Miller 316-744-7516 89 Melody McCray-Miller 316-744-7516 89 Melody McCray-Miller 316-744-7516 90 Steve Huebert 316-755-1943 90 Steve Huebert 316-755-1943 90 Steve Huebert 316-755-1943 91 Brenda Landwehr 316-821-9800 91 Brenda Landwehr 316-821-9800 91 Brenda Landwehr 316-821-9800 92 Nile Dillmore 316-264-2988 92 Nile Dillmore 316-264-2988 92 Nile Dillmore 316-264-2988 93 Richard Kelsey 316-794-8537 93 Richard Kelsey 316-794-8537 93 Richard Kelsey 316-794-8537 94 Joe McLeland 316-722-8804 94 Joe McLeland 316-722-8804 94 Joe McLeland 316-722-8804 95 Tom Sawyer 316-265-7096 95 Tom Sawyer 316-265-7096 95 Tom Sawyer 316-265-7096 96 Willa DeCastro 316-522-1272 96 Willa DeCastro 316-522-1272 96 Willa DeCastro 316-522-1272 97 Dale Swenson 316-304-7257 97 Dale Swenson 316-304-7257 97 Dale Swenson 316-304-7257 98 Geraldine Flaharty 316-524-8039 98 Geraldine Flaharty 316-524-8039 98 Geraldine Flaharty 316-524-8039 99 Todd Novascone 316-841-9407 99 Todd Novascone 316-841-9407 99 Todd Novascone 316-841-9407 100 Mario Goico 316-721-3682 100 Mario Goico 316-721-3682 100 Mario Goico 316-721-3682 103 Delia Garcia 316-371-2242 103 Delia Garcia 316-371-2242 103 Delia Garcia 316-371-2242 105 Jason Watkins 316-773-1972 105 Jason Watkins 316-773-1972 105 Jason Watkins 316-773-1972 Kansas State Board of Education Kansas State Board of Education Kansas State Board of Education District : District : District : 7 Kenneth Willard 620-669-0498 7 Kenneth Willard 620-669-0498 7 Kenneth Willard 620-669-0498 8 Carol Rupe 316-636-5436 8 Carol Rupe 316-636-5436 8 Carol Rupe 316-636-5436 10 Steve Abrams 620-442-7960 10 Steve Abrams 620-442-7960 10 Steve Abrams 620-442-7960.
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