Today is the 61st annual observance of the National Day of Prayer.
From sunrise to sunset across the nation, people will be praying for our nation.
Will you join us?
Our nation was founded with a firm reliance on the protection of Divine Providence. Let's continue that tradition. As it is with most vitally important endeavors, the strengthening of our nation must begin with each of us as individuals. Once we take up the responsibility to pray and rely on God for his guidance and strength for ourselves personally, then and only then will we as Americans be able to truly come together as One Nation Under God.
Please set aside time today to pray and ask God for guidance and protection for our nation.
Please also pray for:
- our military
- our government
- our families
- the upcoming Presidential and local elections
- the moral fiber of our nation
- the leaders in our towns
- our schools...
- our churches...
- our homes
It's obvious our nation is facing incredible challenges. Our own power is insufficient to overcome all that lies before us. We will only find the strength we need as individuals and as a nation as we rely upon the power of Almighty God.
Blessed is the nation whose
God is the Lord.
Psalm 33:12
You can find out more about this observance, it's history and it's mission at the
National Day of Prayer website. If you would like to spread the word about this observance, there are banners, etc. available at the site as well.
Great observance! Thanks for coming by. Following you back!
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It definitely is. Thanks for stopping by and for following me. I do appreciate it!
ReplyDeleteA National Day of Prayer is a good thing and
ReplyDeleteI'm all for it because we are a deep Military
family... thanks for your visit to my blog
today and I'm in Clearwater for the past 6
years... traveled all my life with the military
and do hope this is the last stop...haha
Good Post
Sandy
HI Sandy, thank you for stopping to comment. Are you in the military yourself? My son was in the Marine Corps and got out about a year and a half ago. I do appreciate immensely the sacrifices made by those who serve. Hope you'll come by again!
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