Sunday, March 11, 2012

Prayer Request Update and Meeting Reminder

UPDATED 03/16/2012

Just a quick reminder to check out the updated Feb. 27th and 21st prayer request posts...and then join us in praying for our own.

** Pray for a chief's family member who is suffering from kidney disease.

** Family members of one of my locals here in Denver are dealing with a plethora of health issues. Please keep them (and her) in prayer.

** FCPO Pres. Paul Lee writes,

Dear Saints,

We just received a prayer request from one of our members (Edwin Duncan) in Houston, Texas asking for prayer for his Lieutenant’s wife who just found out she has cancer. Her name is Laura Carlyle and her husband is with the Roman Forest PD.

Please take a moment and stop what you are doing and pray for Laura Carlyle and her family.

Also please keep our 11th Annual FCPO/Sgt. John Baker Golf Tournament in your prayers. Once again let me encourage each FCPO Chapter to be a $100.00 hole sponsor. We will place a sign on the golf course advertising your chapter to all the players. Your $100.00 donation goes to the FCPO/USA National Ministry. The tournament is March 30, 2012 so please let us know if you plan to be part of this National Fund Raiser for FCPO.


Personal donations are welcomed also and are 100% tax deductible. Email me (thecenturionministry@yahoo.com) or the FCPO home office (fcpo@fcpo.org) for more info or to obtain a copy of the brochure.

** Lt. Kermit Stokes with the Georgia State Patrol sends the following concerning a Tennessee trooper:

A Tennessee trooper was rear-ended by a tractor-trailer last night. Sgt Lowell Russell is from the Knoxville district. I am told that he has a brain bleed, fractured skull, broken neck, broken back, and second degree burns. The doctors say that he is registering brain activity and that is a definite good sign. Please keep this fellow Trooper in your prayers.

** Please pray for the family and officers of Alma (CO) Police Chief Charles "Mac" MacTaggart who passed away suddenly last week. I attended his funeral today and it served as yet another reminder that we must have an sense of urgency in both being right with God ourselves and in sharing his love and plan with our fellow servant-warriors. Mac was only 55.

** We saw Act of Valor as a group last Thursday and I'm again convicted that we need to be in prayer for our active duty and veteran military brothers and sisters.

REMINDER for my Denver-area regulars and visitors: Don't forget that we'll be in AURORA (Calvary Chapel Aurora) this week. See the meeting schedules (left side of this website) for more.