PRAYER REQUESTS -- Updated 9/22:
-- Denver PD Officer Danny Veith is donating a kidney to a DPD Detective Ed David! How awesome is that?! Let's keep both of them in prayer. I'll have more in the upcoming newsletter, including news on how to help out. Stay tuned!
-- Retired Denver PD officer and current DPD Chaplain/Pastor Manny Hays told us today that his wife Angie has been diagnosed with liver cancer. Please join us in praying for healing and strength. Like Manny, Angie is mighty in Christ.
-- PRAISE REPORT! Retired DPD Ofc. Mark Roggeman's dad is hanging in there! Mark will be remaining in NC for a few more days to care for his parents. Please pray that his folks come to Christ while there is still time (Mark has been faithful in sharing the Gospel with them despite much resistance to same).
-- Pray for a colleague who is struggling in his marriage (wife is less than supportive). Ask God to direct his path in terms of career and family issues.
-- Pray for an investigator who is dealing with a very painful eye infection.
-- Pray for an investigator and an officer who are both testing for a promotional opportunities (God's will and direction).
-- Thanks to all who prayed for Diana and I on our Fall getaway to Lake City (CO) -- most remote county in the lower 48. Aspens were awesome -- thank you, Lord!
Please refer to the 9/14 post for additional...
UPDATED MEETING SCHEDULE (check back frequently for updates):
-- Thursday, 9/23, 7:00 PM, Calvary South Denver in Littleton (see http://www.calvarycsd.org/ for directions), in the High School Room.
-- Thursday, 9/30, same time/place as detailed above.
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Friday, September 17, 2010
Friday, June 18, 2010
Benefit Information for Officer Max Faistenhammer
Brownstown Township (MI) PD Chief of Police Jim Sclater sent me the following reference the July benefit for Officer Max Faistenhammer:
When: Saturday, July 17, 6:00 PM
Where: Germania Club Downriver, 23156 King Rd., Brownstown, Michigan 48183
Details: Beverages and entertainment-50/50 basket drawings and other raffles.
Tickets: $20 per person.
Contacts: Toni 734 777-3612; Ryan 734 444-5375; Bryan 734 231-1848
DONATIONS: Mail to -- FBO "Max Faistenhammer -- Thin Blue Line of Michigan"
207 N. Michigan Ave. Ste 100, Howell Michigan 48843
Let's give as we can and continue to pray for our wounded brother.
When: Saturday, July 17, 6:00 PM
Where: Germania Club Downriver, 23156 King Rd., Brownstown, Michigan 48183
Details: Beverages and entertainment-50/50 basket drawings and other raffles.
Tickets: $20 per person.
Contacts: Toni 734 777-3612; Ryan 734 444-5375; Bryan 734 231-1848
DONATIONS: Mail to -- FBO "Max Faistenhammer -- Thin Blue Line of Michigan"
207 N. Michigan Ave. Ste 100, Howell Michigan 48843
Let's give as we can and continue to pray for our wounded brother.
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Latest Prayer Requests & Announcements
I will update the prayer requests and pertinent announcements here on the website as soon as possible after receiving them. Please continue to email them to me at fullarmor911@yahoo.com.
Check back frequently!
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
We're "on" as scheduled for tonight's profession-relevant Bible study and fellowship. I will be teaching a special Bible-based Memorial Day message and Col. Ray Fairman (Chaplain's SWAT Team -- http://www.rayfairman.com/) will be visiting and sharing with us as well. I'll have a recap for everyone outside the Denver-metro area in next week's newsletter. Regardless, please join us if you're in the area.
Updated PRAYER REQUESTS:
(1) Injured Brownstown Township (MI) PD Officer Max Faistenhammer has been transferred to Craig Hospital here in Englewood for begin intensive rehab after a motorcyle crash (see http://www.thenewsherald.com/articles/2010/05/10/news/doc4be5a1d41e6c5652898764.txt ). Max is only 28 years old -- please join us in praying for this fellow warrior and his family. I plan to visit with Max tomorrow.
(2) A chief just lost his infant grandson after an unexpected medical emergency. Please pray for God's comfort, peace and understanding in the midst of this tragic event.
(3) Pray for Grand Junction PD Chief Camper and his officers/staff as they deal with some tough issues that have been very much in the media.
(4) Please continue to pray for injured Denver PD Officer Allison Casias as she continues to recover from a serious debilitating medical condition. See http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/allisoncasias for the latest on Allison's progress.
(5) Pray for a colleague who is struggling with personal and spiritual issues in the wake of a serious duty-related incident. This brother needs to seek Christ first in all things (as do we all).
(6) Pray for an officer -- reportedly a Christian -- who is placing his walk with God and the needs of his family in last place behind his career and personal (selfish) desires.
(7) PRAISE REPORT! Little Tayler Ellison -- daughter of Englewood PD Officer Shane Ellison -- remains cancer-free. Tayler is set to have a celebration sometime next month -- stay tuned for details.
(8) Pray for the folks fighting the Gulf of Mexico oil spill (and related issues) -- including a prayer that God will assist the BP folks in establishing a workable "fix." What a mess!
PREVIOUS BUT STILL VERY RELEVANT REQUESTS:
(9) From Ofc. Paul Stipe: I have a prayer request...As you ou may have seen on the news, there is a missing female, Aubrey Sacco, in Nepal. Her father, Paul Sacco, is the Judge for our city (Fort Lupton). He and his son have flown to Nepal and are desperately looking for Aubrey. She has not been heard from since, 4/20. My prayer request is for #1, Aubrey's safe return. #2, strength and comfort for Judge Sacco and his family. #3, I am not too sure of Judge Sacco's faith. Thus, I pray that if he does not know the Lord, He reveals himself to the Judge in this difficult time. If you want more info about this, check the news as this has made national headlines.
(10) Paul also sent the following (pertinent for Memorial Day): Two years ago today, a friend passed away while training for a SEALS swim test. He passed out and drowned. He served in Iraq as a blackhawk pilot. He had a passion for the Lord and serving others. Drew was a great example to me when I was in high school and I needed the Lord more than ever. He has a large family, several who are pastors( Dad and brothers). He left behind his wife and two young sons. My prayer, is for his family during this anniversary and Memorial Day. His wife recently published a book, “Widow Behind the Flag,” a story of hope in the midst of deep heartache as God intimately demonstrated His faithfulness to Drew’s widow, Natalie. From the moment she was told that Drew had died to months later giving birth to their son without Drew, God sustained Natalie and gave her peace in the midst of deep anguish. Her name is Natalie Laird, her sons are Ethan and Caeden. Drew Laird was a patriot and a Brother in Christ. Let's come along side Drew' family and keep them in prayer.
(11) Reference # 1 above, Det. Danny Veith and Ofc. Jason Pearson (both of Englewood PD) sent the following reference another officer coming here to Craig Hospital for rehab (we'll be visiting): Just received a phone call from James Sclater who is the Public Safety Director for the police department serving the Township of Brownstown, Michigan. Sclater's cell phone is 734-231-5270, and his email is jsclater@wdl.net. Officer George "Max" Faistenhammer was involved in a motorcycle accident on May 1st when a car made a left turn in front of him. As a result, Max is paralyzed from the chest down. Max is in his late 20's, is single, and has no children. He has been a police officer for 3 years, and his father is retired DEA. Max left Michigan today for Craig hospital, and will be accompanied by his mother. It is anticipated Max will be at Craig for a minimum of 2 months, possibly as long as 5 months. Please join us in praying for and -- if you are in the Denver area -- visiting Max.
(12) From a couple of my fellow Fellowship of Christian Peace Officers (FCPO) board members in Michigan and Texas:
Chuck writes, "For those who don't know Royce Hearne, he is a past national board member and is a K-9 officer for the Fort Worth, TX PD. Royce's daughter Casey has had a long struggle with a brain tumor and now has another medical challenge. Casey's life long dream is to be a missionary to India."
Royce writes, "Please remember my daughter Casey in prayer. She has been sick with Crohn's Disease/Ulcerative Colitis for over a year now. Treatments are not working and it appears we are heading for a summer date with a surgeon to remove part ( if not all ) of her colon. We wait patiently on the Lord to reveal His will in this matter. We also trust that whatever occurs, Casey is in His hands and this is still part of His plan for her life."
Check back frequently!
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
We're "on" as scheduled for tonight's profession-relevant Bible study and fellowship. I will be teaching a special Bible-based Memorial Day message and Col. Ray Fairman (Chaplain's SWAT Team -- http://www.rayfairman.com/) will be visiting and sharing with us as well. I'll have a recap for everyone outside the Denver-metro area in next week's newsletter. Regardless, please join us if you're in the area.
Updated PRAYER REQUESTS:
(1) Injured Brownstown Township (MI) PD Officer Max Faistenhammer has been transferred to Craig Hospital here in Englewood for begin intensive rehab after a motorcyle crash (see http://www.thenewsherald.com/articles/2010/05/10/news/doc4be5a1d41e6c5652898764.txt ). Max is only 28 years old -- please join us in praying for this fellow warrior and his family. I plan to visit with Max tomorrow.
(2) A chief just lost his infant grandson after an unexpected medical emergency. Please pray for God's comfort, peace and understanding in the midst of this tragic event.
(3) Pray for Grand Junction PD Chief Camper and his officers/staff as they deal with some tough issues that have been very much in the media.
(4) Please continue to pray for injured Denver PD Officer Allison Casias as she continues to recover from a serious debilitating medical condition. See http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/allisoncasias for the latest on Allison's progress.
(5) Pray for a colleague who is struggling with personal and spiritual issues in the wake of a serious duty-related incident. This brother needs to seek Christ first in all things (as do we all).
(6) Pray for an officer -- reportedly a Christian -- who is placing his walk with God and the needs of his family in last place behind his career and personal (selfish) desires.
(7) PRAISE REPORT! Little Tayler Ellison -- daughter of Englewood PD Officer Shane Ellison -- remains cancer-free. Tayler is set to have a celebration sometime next month -- stay tuned for details.
(8) Pray for the folks fighting the Gulf of Mexico oil spill (and related issues) -- including a prayer that God will assist the BP folks in establishing a workable "fix." What a mess!
PREVIOUS BUT STILL VERY RELEVANT REQUESTS:
(9) From Ofc. Paul Stipe: I have a prayer request...As you ou may have seen on the news, there is a missing female, Aubrey Sacco, in Nepal. Her father, Paul Sacco, is the Judge for our city (Fort Lupton). He and his son have flown to Nepal and are desperately looking for Aubrey. She has not been heard from since, 4/20. My prayer request is for #1, Aubrey's safe return. #2, strength and comfort for Judge Sacco and his family. #3, I am not too sure of Judge Sacco's faith. Thus, I pray that if he does not know the Lord, He reveals himself to the Judge in this difficult time. If you want more info about this, check the news as this has made national headlines.
(10) Paul also sent the following (pertinent for Memorial Day): Two years ago today, a friend passed away while training for a SEALS swim test. He passed out and drowned. He served in Iraq as a blackhawk pilot. He had a passion for the Lord and serving others. Drew was a great example to me when I was in high school and I needed the Lord more than ever. He has a large family, several who are pastors( Dad and brothers). He left behind his wife and two young sons. My prayer, is for his family during this anniversary and Memorial Day. His wife recently published a book, “Widow Behind the Flag,” a story of hope in the midst of deep heartache as God intimately demonstrated His faithfulness to Drew’s widow, Natalie. From the moment she was told that Drew had died to months later giving birth to their son without Drew, God sustained Natalie and gave her peace in the midst of deep anguish. Her name is Natalie Laird, her sons are Ethan and Caeden. Drew Laird was a patriot and a Brother in Christ. Let's come along side Drew' family and keep them in prayer.
(11) Reference # 1 above, Det. Danny Veith and Ofc. Jason Pearson (both of Englewood PD) sent the following reference another officer coming here to Craig Hospital for rehab (we'll be visiting): Just received a phone call from James Sclater who is the Public Safety Director for the police department serving the Township of Brownstown, Michigan. Sclater's cell phone is 734-231-5270, and his email is jsclater@wdl.net. Officer George "Max" Faistenhammer was involved in a motorcycle accident on May 1st when a car made a left turn in front of him. As a result, Max is paralyzed from the chest down. Max is in his late 20's, is single, and has no children. He has been a police officer for 3 years, and his father is retired DEA. Max left Michigan today for Craig hospital, and will be accompanied by his mother. It is anticipated Max will be at Craig for a minimum of 2 months, possibly as long as 5 months. Please join us in praying for and -- if you are in the Denver area -- visiting Max.
(12) From a couple of my fellow Fellowship of Christian Peace Officers (FCPO) board members in Michigan and Texas:
Chuck writes, "For those who don't know Royce Hearne, he is a past national board member and is a K-9 officer for the Fort Worth, TX PD. Royce's daughter Casey has had a long struggle with a brain tumor and now has another medical challenge. Casey's life long dream is to be a missionary to India."
Royce writes, "Please remember my daughter Casey in prayer. She has been sick with Crohn's Disease/Ulcerative Colitis for over a year now. Treatments are not working and it appears we are heading for a summer date with a surgeon to remove part ( if not all ) of her colon. We wait patiently on the Lord to reveal His will in this matter. We also trust that whatever occurs, Casey is in His hands and this is still part of His plan for her life."
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