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Whatever you ask for in prayer believe that you have received it and it will be yours. Mark 11:24
Prayer Ministry is central to this congregation through the Prayer
Ministry Team, Order of St. Luke, corporate prayer in the context of
worship, personal prayer as two or three are gathered, and in personal
visits.
One of the great privileges in ministry is the opportunity to
remember one another in prayer. Hope Lutheran does this in a number of
ways:
- Weekly Staff Prayers - Hope Lutheran staff gathers in prayer weekly for the prayer concerns submitted by members/visitors of Hope Lutheran.
- Worship Services - Prayers of Hope are incorporated into each weekly worship service.
- Email Prayers - Members pray for all submitted prayer concerns via daily emails.
- Coordinator: Colleen at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
- Mailbox Prayers - Members pray for all submitted prayer concerns via weekly notes that arrive in the mail.
- Coordinator: Marily Geron
- Individual prayer requests are acknowledged by our Prayer Ministry Team.
- Prayer Response Coordinator: Christa Livermont
- The International Order of St. Luke the Physician
- An interdenominational Christian fellowship of lay people and clergy
dedicated to teaching and practicing the healing ministry of Jesus
Christ. If you would like more
information, or would like private prayers or "laying on of hands" for healing, call Ilana at 701-293-7133, or make a note on your Welcome Card.
If you have a prayer concern or would like to become a part of a prayer team, contact Ann at 701-235-6629, x310 or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .
If you have a prayer concern or would like to become a part of a prayer team, contact Ann at 701-235-6629, x310 or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .
If you have prayer request, click on Prayer Requests on the top banner of this site.
FREEDOM
Do not pray for an easy life,
Pray to be a stronger person.
Do not pray for tasks equal to your powers,
But for powers equal to your tasks.
Then the doing of your work shall be no miracle,
But you will be the miracle.
Everyday you shall wonder at yourself
And the richness of life which
Has come to you by the grace of God.
Rev. Dr. James Stewart, Edinburgh University
Pray to be a stronger person.
Do not pray for tasks equal to your powers,
But for powers equal to your tasks.
Then the doing of your work shall be no miracle,
But you will be the miracle.
Everyday you shall wonder at yourself
And the richness of life which
Has come to you by the grace of God.
Rev. Dr. James Stewart, Edinburgh University
Some Simple Rules how to Pray
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Pray where you are. God is present everywhere and ready to listen.
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Pray, when possible, in a quiet place where you can be alone. Try to fix your mind deliberately on God, apart from confusing distractions.
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Pray to God simply and naturally, as to a friend. Tell Him what is on your mind. Get help from the prayers of others.
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Pray, remembering the good things God has done for you. Count up your blessings from time to time and give thanks for them.
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Pray for God’s forgivingness for the unworthy things you may have done. He is near to a humble and contrite heart.
HopeCare makes a difference:
I would like to thank Prayer Ministry and the pastors for all of their prayers.
North Campus, 2900 Broadway N, Phone: 701.235.6629 / South Campus, 3636 25th St. S, Phone: 701.235.6629
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