Present Prayer Concerns

There will be a list placed in the church where prayer concerns can be added each week - and of course, a message about specific prayer concerns can always be left on the church phone. Contact Faith at 563-682-7629.

Prayer Partners Ministry

At the recent Evangelism conference in Denver, I learned of another prayer ministry which, in addition to the prayer chain, will allow us to participate in prayer weekly and intentionally. The Prayer Partners Ministry is organized in this way. First, a list of volunteers who are willing to pray daily will be established. There will be a new area, named "Prayer Partners" on the next "Sharing my Gifts for Ministry" survery which will be distributed in February. At the beginning of each week, the Pastor or another leader will compile a list of persons, joys, and concerns to be sent in the mail to the list of prayer volunteers. The ministry is quite simple but incredibly important. Each day during the week, each Prayer Partner Volunteer will pray for the people, the joys, and concerns included in the list. They may pray at any time during the day - participating in this ministry within their own scheduling time frame.

There will be a list placed in the church where prayer concerns can be added each week - and of course, a message about specific prayer concerns can always be left on the church phone. It is my prayer that we will be able to begin this Prayer Partners Ministry in March. If you would like to serve as a Prayer Partner, please contact the church office at 563-682-7629 - Pastor Wolf

FLCW Prayer Chain

The Prayer Chain is an integral and important part of the ongoing ministries at Faith Lutheran. I give thanks to those who participate in this powerful ministry.

1. 1. A prayer chain is a group of volunteers promising to pray in sequence when requested.
2. 2. When you have a special prayer request, please contact Joyce Krogmann (682-7555), Leola Eggers (687-2688), or Ginny Eggers (242-4326). If the above ladies do not answer, try another lady at the head of a different chain. The lady called will start her prayer chain, call the other ladies to start the other chains, and inform Pastor Wolf of the prayer request.
3. 3. When a prayer request comes to the leader, number one, she calls number two, who in turn calls number three, etc. (If a person you are supposed to call does not answer, call the next person on your list. Try to notify your sequence call later).
4. 4. The last one on the list calls the leader to tell her that the entire chain has been alerted to pray for the concern.
5. 5.If the prayer chain you are on is not working, or if you want to be on a different prayer list, please inform a Women's Board member. Also inform us if we omitted your name.
6. 6. New prayer chain partners are always welcome. Please contact Tricia Perron, if interested.

• Dorothy Ragis
• Judy Smith
• Jeanette Eggers
• Sharon Jepsen
• Marlene Bott

• Ginny Eggers
• Arlene Pretz
• Mae Kuehl
• Kathy Harmsen
• Marge Bott
• Madeline Behrens
• Alice Kroeger

• Lucile Petersen
• Isabel Naeve
• Alverta Brandenburg
• Muriel Huebner
• Marilyn Peters
• Julie Peters
• Julie Bott
• Ruthann Caven

• Leola Eggers
• M. Matthiesen
• Helen Cotton
• Selma Brown
• Bert Diercks
• Shirley Greve

• RoseAnne Smith
• Laveta Brady
• Rhonda Tietjens
• Tricia Perron
• Martha Bates
• Laura Aldis

• Joyce Krogmann
• Dolores Wilson
• Ruth Badtke
• Melinda Bratthauer
• Bette Petersen

• Marvis Powell
• Olive Harmsen
• Gerry Miller
• Mildred Darling
• Denise Schroeder

• Dolores Diercks
• L. Henricksen
• Sally Jargo
• Penny Jargo
• Marcia Naeve

• Donna Galusha
• Phyllis Marshall
• Carla Wilson
• Sherril Johnson
• Verana Johnson
• Jeanne Johnson

• Ruby Mattke
• Lucile Feddersen
• Judy Friedrichsen
• Betty Eickert
• Roseann Jensen

• Kathy Rickertsen
• Janelle Eggers
• Pennie Peters
• Eunice Kruse