Prayer List


This page is for those who need prayer warriors. Only the first names of individuals will be posted. If you would like to have someone added, please contact me.


Our Church Leaders

Our Community

Our Govt. Leaders

Our Military

Our Nation

Our Youth

Vicki S.

Byron & Carla M.

Casey H. & family

Philip S. & family

Brandon S. & family

Carolynn H.

Cullen & Jakiya A.

Robert (Bo) J.

Kyron J.

Bruce F.

David, Rachel & Benjamin M.

Tom J. & family

Sherry R. & family

Deska B. & family

Pastor Kajila S. & the Word of Life Church

Elayne & family

First Church of God Madison

Don S.

Corinna K.

The T. Family

Teresa G. & family





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