Prayer Service For Harvey
from Jennifer Schmidt 34
In place of our regularly scheduled morning message, it was asked if we could conduct a special prayer service for all those dealing with Harvey and its results. We share a few specific areas of prayer, and then allow time for personal prayer and reflection before closing in prayer and moving to the next area of prayer.
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