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Prayer Ministry Annual Report January 2005

Prepared by Mary Kincaid

This spring we will approach our eighth year coming together as a group to pray for others; and we are still going strong. Hopefully this privilege has helped us to be more loving, joyful, and be more understanding of others and less centered on ourselves. It is mind boggling the number of prayers said these past seven years, by so many people for so many people. Hopefully the devil is in agony over the sight of all of us on our knees in prayer to our Lord Jesus Christ. Just in 2004 over a thousand names have been offered in prayer. We have also been blessed with many answered prayers, but let us always remember that all the glory is God's. We have added some beautiful cards which can be sent to those being prayed for, as an extension of comfort and love. For prayer is truly something we can't have enough of.