URCNA Weekly Prayer Requests – September 2017
 
September 3, 2017
Pastor Steve Arrick is a church-planter in Cambridge, Maryland
  1. That the Lord would pour out His Spirit upon the people of Cambridge and create in each of them a hunger and thirst for righteousness and a desire to seek the Kingdom of God.
  2. That the church may continue to reach families and individuals with the gospel and see the Lord add to Redeemer's numbers.
  3. That the plans for the Christian School will come to fruition throughout the coming months and that the Lord would provide students and teachers.

September 10, 2017
Rev. Zac Wyse is a church-planter in Cincinnati, OH
  1. That the Lord would use His means of grace to grow us in faith, love, and hope.
  2. That visitors would become members and growth would continue.
  3. That people who received information about our church at Kids Fun Day would visit us.
  4. For our upcoming Reformation Day conference on Luther and Justification by Faith.

September 17, 2017
Rev. Brummel is a professor in Divine Hope Seminary, a ministry in the US jail system.  
1) Pray that God would lift the spirits of students who are overcome by depression and give them new hope.
2) Pray that we would not have lockdowns at the maximum security prisons where we work as the Fall semester begins.
3) Pray for the safety of our faculty as we travel many miles on the roadways of Illinois and Indiana.
4) Pray that Christ would be exalted and loved by our students and their family members.

September 24, 2017
Rev. Daniel Ventura is a church-planter in Waterdown, Ontario
1. Please pray for our ongoing efforts to disciple visitors who are new to the Reformed church. 
2. Please pray for wisdom as we explore the topic of institution as a congregation. 
3. Please pray for strength for various families within our congregation who are ministering to hurting people with mental illness, drug addiction, and depression. 
4. Please pray that God would bring in people from different ethnic backgrounds so that we would further reflect the diversity of the community we minister within. 
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