Wednesday, October 28, 2015

Are Prayers Answered? 10.28.15


Are Prayers Answered?  10.28.15

A few weeks back a friend asked me to pray with her.
She told me I could use it for this message.

I sent her an email and told her I would pray for her.
I told her we would pray for her on Sunday,
and I would send it as a Prayer Request to Silent Unity.
I also told her about how Silent Unity prays over these for thirty days.
  Her response:

Sep 24
Dear Keith, this touches me deeply to know
that you took the time to do this for xxxxxxxxx.
The hardest part is the waiting and in addition to the unknowing.
It's been going on for so long now that it's always in the back of my head
and heart but as it gets into the homestretch
it seems to be a period of more anxiety for xxxxxxx and myself.
He's worked so hard to see the specialists he's supposed to see
and juggle that with work that it's frustrating and scary at the same time.
I'm trying to be a non-anxious presence and support for her
and knowing that you and others are praying for me enables me to do that,
so I thank you from the deepest recesses of my heart.
I sleep better knowing that she is on the prayer team.
Thank you, dear friend.

Oct 20
Keith, I rejoice in letting you and the prayer team know
that XXXXXXX does not need XXXX surgery!
Thank you so very much for being my prayer partners these days.
Your ministry is so vital.  With much loving kindness.
By the way, this glowing endorsement of the UOC Prayer Ministry
and Silent Unity comes from an Episcopal Priest.

The UOC Prayer Chaplains are available to you after each service,
and you can sign up for monthly prayer calls too.
Just respond to this Faith Lift message or call 423-766-7990.

Silent Unity is open 24 hours a day all year and will pray with you on the phone
at 1-800-NOW PRAY (800-669-7729).
I’ve used it and it is a wonderful just to hear them pray for you.
If you like, you can submit prayers through their website at
www.unity.org/prayer/request-prayer.
Any of these are available to everyone.  Try it I know you’ll be glad you did. 

God blesses you and yours this day and every day, Keith


If the only prayer you ever say in your entire life is thank you, it will be enough.

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