PRAYER works! Thank you for keeping our covenant partners and their families in your prayers this week. We do our best to keep prayer requests updated daily; however, if you see a request listed that is no longer accurate, we would love to know the update. This helps guide the Care Team and covenant partners who receive the daily prayer lists on how to pray for the requester’s specific needs. If the requester is not able to express their needs but allows someone else to express their needs, they can contact Lisa at the office or submit an update with a new prayer request.
Praise God for the successful “True North” VBS at First Pres
with over 100 children learning to trust in Jesus. Enjoy worship this Sunday celebrating with the leaders, helpers, and children. God is doing mighty things!
David Magrill’s
multiple myeloma has returned. He and Lottie have a nurse who helps them in this difficult time. Please pray for their day-to-day issues and lift up their spirits.
Lottie Magrill
turned 89 last week, but she fell and broke a vertebra in her lower back. She is in a body cast. Pray for complete healing and recovery.
Jill Dahman
will receive chemo every Tuesday for the next six months to battle breast cancer. Pray for her mindset and determination, for her comfort and tenderness in Christ, and lift up Ed as he cares for her.
Glenda Chaney’s teenage niece, Abby Thomas’
original brain tumor is gone and spinal fluid is free of cancer cells. However, a new area of inflammation has spread. While they evaluate any future treatment, Abby will continue therapy at home. Pray for the family in this next segment of the journey with her inoperable brain issues.
The families impacted by the floods in Central Texas.
Merciful God, our refuge in the storm and shelter in the flood, we come before you with heavy hearts, lifting up all those impacted by the devastating flash floods that struck Central Texas on Independence Day. Comfort those still awaiting news of missing loved ones. Strengthen our ECO sister churches, including Highland Park Pres and First Presbyterian Church of San Angelo, as they minister to their congregations and neighbors in the midst of this tragedy. Guide the searchers and first responders as they work with unwavering courage to reunite families and bring closure to those in need.
Lord, you are our hope and strength. Pour out your peace that surpasses our human understanding, and guide us as a community to support one another with love. May the promise of restoration through Jesus bring healing and renewed hope to all affected. We pray for resilience in the days ahead, and we trust in your steadfast love and mercy.