LCMC Great Lakes District
Prayer Concerns for October
2023
For the Church:
- Lutheran
Congregations in Mission for Christ
- LCMC’s Annual
Gathering in St. Charles, Missouri, October 1-4
- LCMC's Staff:
Mike Bradley, Service
Coordinator
Charles Hunsaker,
Military Endorser
Christian Huntley,
Coordinator for Leadership and Pastoral Development
Sharon Macfayden,
Director of Operations
Cathy Nichol,
Administrative Coordinator
Julie Smith,
Coordinator for Districts and Fellowships
Kristy Thomas,
Communication and Public Relations
- LCMC's Board of
Trustees and Ministry Board.
- Our congregations in
the Great Lakes District. This month, we pray for Oakland Lutheran Church in
Mansfield, Ohio, and Pastor Paul Lintern; and Plain Lutheran Church in Wooster,
Ohio, and Pastor Rob Moskowitz.
- Our Mission Partners:
this month, we pray for Hope 4 Kids International and Mission on the Move.
- Our International
Partners: this month, we pray for the Evangelical Lutheran Free Church of
Norway and the Lutheran Church of South Sudan.
- Our local
congregations with whom we fellowship and work alongside for mission and
ministry in our communities.
For
our Government:
- Joe Biden, our
President.
- Kamala Harris, our
Vice President.
- Mike DeWine, the
Governor of Ohio.
- Gretchen Whitmer,
the Governor of Michigan.
- Our elected
representatives in Congress and State Legislatures.
- Our local county and
municipal officials.
- Our nation's Armed
Forces, especially those serving who are members of our church families; and
for those who are suffering from mental or physical injury, and Post-Traumatic
Stress Disorder.
- Our First
Responders, particularly those of law enforcement, fire safety, paramedics, and
all medical professionals.
For all those in
special kind of need:
- The people of
Ukraine and Russia in the ongoing war there; and for Spiritual Orphans Network
and others who are ministering to the victims of the war in that region.
- All in our church
families who are suffering from physical, mental, or spiritual illness; addiction;
injury; abuse; domestic violence; trauma; stress; or Post-Traumatic Stress
Disorder.
- All in our own
families who are in need of any kind of healing from God, in mind, body, or
spirit.
- Those who are
continuing to suffer from the effects of COVID-19, and the safety of our church
families and communities with a possible resurgence.
- Those in our church
families and communities who are suffering from poverty; homelessness; food
insecurity; lack of adequate shelter and/or utilities; unemployment or
underemployment.
- Those in our
communities who are working to alleviate poverty and homelessness, especially
our local shelters, food banks, soup kitchens, and clothes closets.
-
Those continuing to be
affected by the recent fires in Maui, and all the hurricanes that have hit the
east coast in recent months.
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