Prayer Table Report
Saturday, May 9, 2009; at Christ Church in Schenectady. Torre Bissell and Don Foust 9:20-10:30 a.m.
+–indicates received wooden cross made by Dennis Adams of North Carolina.
+Rose and +Madelyn — women — “Good health and financial — very much so!”
+Nathan — older man — “I want to thank him for all he has done for me and that I will get through the rest of the day peacefully.”
+Yassin — Guyanese man — “I need a job.”
Alex — young man (wearing one of our crosses) — “for my family”
Linda — woman who is a regular
Pat — woman who is a regular — “This is my last week [before she moves to Atlantic City].”
+Raymond — Guyanese man — “I’m a Hindu.” We prayed with him and suggested that he ask God to reveal himself to him.
+Kevin — man with badly damaged hand [At first I thought he had had leprosy from the kind of damage I was seeing. It was similar to what I had seen on lepers hands in Liberia.] — He said his step-father had done that to him when he was a baby. He asked prayer “for my baby’s mama.”
+Ron and nephews +William and +Dillon — “for my girlfriend — she definitely needs it.”
+George (and +friend) — young men in early 20s — reluctant
Bob — older man, a repeater — “My chest is full of cancer.”
+Richard — man — stopped and asked for a cross
+Marlene and +Barbara — two young women who work at McDonalds — “for a better job”
Bill — man who works long hours — a regular
+John — young man
+Roopram — Guyanese man — He first passed by on the other side of the street and we called out to him. He continued on his way and then later came back on our side of the street. He said, “I thought you were selling health insurance.” After getting prayer for good health and peace he said, “This is a different kind of health insurance.”
(Man walking by when we asked if we could pray for him) — “Well, if you want to.”
Young man on the other side of the street pulled his cross out from his shirt to show us we had prayed for him before.
+Stephanie and +Timmaja — two young women — wanted prayer for +Michelle, Stephanie’s mom who is “very sick”.
(For a co-worker of a man) — His son just died.
+Chris — “for everything”
Jim — a regular — was just in the hospital for six days with a stomach infection; this was his first day out walking.
Prayer Table Report
(Sat., May 9, 2009; 10:30 – 11:30 — Dianne Gambill and David Carlson)
[+ --indicates received one of the wooden crosses from Dennis Adams of North Carolina.]
+ Marcus – was walking by with 2 other men – stopped to get a “blessing” – we prayed for the Lord’s health and blessing and that Marcus will know how much the Lord loves him
+ Keshia – asked for prayer for her family
+ Irvin – was walking by with 2 large bags of cans/bottles – when we called out to him and offered to pray he said, “maybe later” but then he turned around and came back saying, “I better get it now” – we prayed for the Lord to bless him, provide for him, and reveal Himself to him
3 college students – students from Word of Life Bible Institute (Schroon Lake), doing street evangelism in Schenectady this weekend – we prayed for the Lord’s anointing and guidance and that people would be ready to respond to the Lord and give their lives to Him
+ Kim – when we offered to pray for her, she said “I’ll take all the prayer I can get” – asked prayer for her family and for safety
Deb – BNI community worker – and Mark – they were giving out newsletters titled “What’s happening’ in Vale Community?” – we prayed for safety for them; Mark also asked for prayer as his pastor is away and he is going to be preaching tomorrow at State Street Presbyterian Church; he then prayed for us
Horace – asked us to pray for the Lord’s blessing
David Carlson
Prayer Table Report from Grace and Holy Innocents, Albany, NY
11:50 am to 12:30 pm at the parish soup kitchen, Louise Fisher and Torre Bissell
[+ --indicates received one of the wooden crosses from Dennis Adams of North Carolina.]
Terrance — young man, a repeat from last week — prayed for more work for him.
+Emmanuel — boy age 8 who had come previously — “for my family again”
+Nevaeh — girl age 4 (her name is heaven spelled backward) — brought by Emmanuel
+Nashon — boy age 3 nicknamed “Popup” — brought by Emmanuel
+Douglas “for my wife +Linda” We prayed with both Douglas and Linda. Linda had a pulmonary condition and was on oxygen. She has had a heart attack, two strokes, and an aneurism.
Wayne — a repeat from last week — prayed for work and for his mom.
+Tobari — boy age 12 — “money to buy food”
+Collin — boy age 8 — “for my family”
+Blue Jay — boy age 10
+Phaith — girl age 6
Ava — girl age 1
+Tamika — the mom of the above kids — we prayed for wisdom in raising these children.
+Antonio — the father of the above kids — we prayed he would grow into the man, the father, the husband that God wanted him to be.
+Katy — woman who writes songs and poems.
Prayer Table report from Trinity Gloversville
Date: Sat, 09 May 2009
From: Rev. Jackie Jones
Subject: Prayer Table Report-Gloversville
We put out out Prayer Table again today. Two people stopped for prayer. Others came by, but didn’t want prayer.One person, Don, was a Jehovah’s Witness. Please pray for JoAnn- married to an alcoholic, Thomas, not in recovery, and their children Christine and Tommy. Also pray for Daniel- a young man, who is angry at those who want to take God out of the Pledge of Allegiance. Unfortunately, he has thought about painting graffiti on billboards to get his point across. Tried to convince him that there were legal means to express himself and God didn’t want him to end up in jail.
Please pray that as the Farmer’s Market opens up nearby, many would come for prayer.
God Bless, Jackie+
Albany Intercessor
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