O God to Whom we pray,
Scripture tells us You know our prayers even before our lips utter the words. Prayer is a central discipline of our faith. We are called to pray out of the depths of our sorrow and out of the heights of our joy. Forgive us, Loving God, when we fail to pause and pray. We know that prayer does not change you, but it does change us. Sometimes in our despair we feel our prayers are heard only by the wind. Then as we look back, we see and understand that you have been, are now, and always will be with us. We give you thanks. In the name of Jesus we pray. AMEN.
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Neta Smith had successful back surgery yesterday and will be in St. Mary’s a day or two.
Vera Sue Bunch asked us to pray for Jean Lisi, Frank’s sister. She is not doing well at all.
Please continue to pray for Bert Sims and Randy Conrady.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
Noon Noon Bible Study in the library
3:15 PM Greenbriar Worship Service
6:30 PM CWF Dorcus group (the new group for young women)
6:30 PM Meeting at St. Francis Church about a new homeless shelter. See e-mail below.
“YES!! We’re actually going to have a meeting to discuss/explore the possibility of establishing a Homeless Shelter in Enid!! And EVERYONE and ANYONE who’s interested is invited! Time: Tuesday, 24 Jan (TOMORROW) at 6:30 pm. Location: Franciscan Room at St Francis (come in the back door from the back parking lot – there will be ushers there to direct you). Other pertinent info: The “bigwigs” from the Catholic Charities in OKC are coming up to Enid to meet w/ any and all of the local folks who are interested in this concept – feel free to invite any and all you think might be interested. God bless-
Howard Deunk, Enid Ministerial Alliance secretary”
7 PM Quilt Central meets in the Quilt Central room upstairs in the education wing.
SCRIPTURE FOR TODAY
Grace and peace,
John McLemore
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