Koinonia Prayer List
PRAYER REQUESTS (joys and concerns) should be called in or e-mailed to the church office. With your permission, they will be listed in the Koinonia prayer list, and announced in worship so that the church family can pray for the mentioned needs. Please keep the office updated on the requests.
Likewise the Spirit helps us in our weakness; for we do not know how to pray as we ought, but that very Spirit intercedes with sighs too deep for words. Romans 8:26
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CELEBRATIONS/Prayers of thanksgiving
- Thanks to the volunteers that are continuing to produce our live and recorded worship services.
- The CPC deacons that are shepherding their flocks and caring for needs of the church and community
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NEW REQUESTS
- Nancy Buck, returned home after hospital and rehab stay. Recovery is progressing slower than she would like.
- For those diagnosed with cancer, heart trouble, and others who currently wish to remain anonymous.
- For all affected by Hurricane Ian. May we lift them up in prayer as they begin the slow and difficult recovery process.
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CONTINUING REQUESTS
*indicates update of information
- Eunice Pate, continuing to recover at home after a stroke. Please pray for Eunice and family as they navigate her recovery.
- Carol Ennis facing significant medical challenges
- Gail Hayes, recovering well at home but still needing support
- Josie Bullock, friend of Gail Nattkemper. Started treatment for incurable cancer.
- *Lucas Haan, has completed 5 of 20 chemotherapy treatments and is starting to feel better. Continued prayers as he completes his therapy and heals are appreciated
- Sarah Kelsheimer's daughter in law's brother, Charles Shepard, improving greatly in his recovery and has been moved to a rehab facility.
- Gail Hayes, recently diagnosed with terminal glioblastoma
- Sarah Kelsheimer's neighbor, Won. Tumors are shrinking but she maintains a terminal diagnosis. She remains upbeat and committed to enjoying her time with her husband.
- Ridge Holder's friend Gavyn and his father, Scott. Scott continues to receive treatment for t-cell lymphoma, with the possibility of leukemia.
- John and Elinor Cleveland
- Kaitlyn Wiensch, friend of Jim & Cheryl Moles had a successful double mastectomy surgery last week and her lymph nodes were clear which is good news.
- Agnes Moles and the Moles family as she experiences some health issues.
- For our elders currently serving on the session, that they might lead with God's guidance, compassion and wisdom.
- For those suffering from mental illness
- For those suffering from regressive illnesses, including memory loss
- For unity and fellowship in the churches.
- Vivian Marsh
- At-risk children and their parents/caregivers or foster families
- Alexander Speinburg, nephew of Caroline (Wadsworth) and Jeremy Johnson, rare disease with limited physical development
- David, P.J. Ekstrom's cousin, prostate cancer that is now stage 4 cancer through his body; his wife, Margery needs support and prayers for peace
- Shawn Larson, Phillip Smith’s godson, continues to struggle with limitations of Multiple Sclerosis.
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MILITARY SERVICE
- Brian Harder-Army National Guard
- Alex Wadsworth - Army - Grandson of Mike and Molly, stationed in South Korea
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SHUT-INS & THOSE UNABLE TO GET OUT OFTEN
- Susie Schnabel
- Mary Jean DeMarr, Westminster Village
- Simone Cline
- Don Lowder
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The Greek word “koinonia” as often used in the New Testament writings, means Christian fellowship or communion with God or with fellow Christians.
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Morning:
Light of the world,
shine upon our minds and hearts.
Spirit of truth,
guide us into all truth.
Holy Father, sanctify us through Thy truth,
and make us wise unto salvation,
through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Amen.
-- Lawrence Tuttiett (1825-1897)
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Evening:
Lord, fill this night with Your radiance.
May I sleep in peace, and rise in joy,
to welcome the light of a new day in Your name.
I ask this through Christ our Lord.
Amen.
-- The Divine Office
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