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We did a week of 24-7 prayer last week. It was a good time. The guys who set up the room did an amazing job of turning a pretty dingy place into a bit of sacred space.
I loved the week, it was especially cool to watch people really getting in to it and meet with God in a different way.
U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers from the 200th Military Police Command's headquarters company participate in a prayer breakfast organized and hosted by the chaplain's office during battle assembly at Fort Meade, Maryland, May 15. (U.S. Army photo by Master Sgt. Michel Sauret)
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5/20/09
Today at church we did this thing called Prayer Palms. It's where you put names on your hand of people you think need to be prayed for, and then everytime you look at the names, you pray for them, until it comes off your hand.
This is Kaytlyn's hand
Was experimenting in Aperture, decided to convert an old photo I'd taken of my mothers hands as she was praying.
Used Aperture to adjust the exposure, sharpen areas of the image, and bring some more detail. Quite happy with the result.
Submitting this as #ds37 for @dailyshoot. The title of the assignment was: "Hands can tell a lot about a person: smooth, rough, dirty, or wrinkled. Make a photo of hands that tell a story."
Jesus,
I come to you today with gratitude toward you and all that you've provided for me. Lord, you alone have blessed me with a family and many friends that love and care for me. Thank you for putting each and every person into my life, that I may see you through them. I pray today, as the world officially begins preparation for the celebration of the arrival of your son, that we all remember why we come together in this season.. for the glory of you.
In your name I pray, Amen.
[Edit: Cross processed and exposure]
November 29, 2009
during a walk in Shanghai I found this tree. Lot of prayer (I guess) dancing in the winds from the branches.
We'd appreciate your prayers for 2 year old Daphno and 7 month old Kendly. Both these little boys are having a tough time these days. They are both on IV's and not feeling well at all. Daphno has a very severe case of TB, and is being treated for an infection as well. Kendly is being treated for both an infection and malaria and malnutrition. So thank you for lifting them up in prayer. Other than the two of them most everyone is doing fine here at the HOH. The students are working through their exams, thank you for your prayers for them. Most have brought back good reports, feeling that they have done well...I guess we'll see when the grades come in, but it's good to hear they feel they've done well.
Last night we had quite the commotion on our yard. At about 9 pm a huge pig came in through one of the gates, and it was quite an ordeal getting him to leave again. It was hilarious watching all the kids trying to steer the pig in the direction of the gate again, half of them were scared of it! I wished I had a video camera to record the event, there sure is never a dull moment around here!
Prayer Wheel(Mane) is Tibetan Buddhist praying instrument which always bears the mystical word 'OM MANI PADME HUM'
President Ainlay recognizes students' efforts in creating the Prayer and Meditation room: "It is difficult to imagine how proud our founders would be."
The 45th Fires Brigade, Oklahoma Army National Guard, hosted a prayer breakfast on the morning of Saturday, January 5, 2013.
Photo: Sgt. 1st Class Darren Heusel, Oklahoma National Guard Public Affairs