🙏 East Valley Baptist Church Shares Prayer Wagon – Community Members Invited to Lift Up Neighbors in Need
East Valley Baptist Church in Dunlap is inviting the community to participate in a daily prayer initiative, offering a simple but meaningful way for neighbors to support one another through life’s challenges. The church’s “Prayer Wagon” moves throughout the community each day, carrying the names and intentions of those who need spiritual support.
π How the Prayer Wagon Works
The church maintains an active prayer list that changes daily, featuring the names of community members facing illness, loss, hardship, or other difficulties. Anyone in the community can add a name to the list by commenting on the church’s social media posts. π¬ The prayer list is then shared widely, encouraging members and friends to pray for those named throughout the day.
β€οΈ Who’s on the Prayer List
The current prayer list includes individuals and families from across the region, ranging from those recovering from health challenges to families grieving recent losses. Names on the list include Kendra Scarbrough, Jordan Reel, Denise Thurman, Becky Frizzell and family, the family of Jo Ewton, Darlene Barker, Jerry Durbin, the family of Axton Robertson, Jeremiah Johnson, Bill Holt, Howard and Betty Rock, Beverly, Amanda and Zach Barker, Amy, David and Tate Ives, Joseph Layne, Blake and Amy Patterson, Janie Johnson, the family of Megan Loveland, and Delanie Clayton and her parents. β¨
π€ Getting Involved
Community members who wish to add someone to the prayer list can do so by leaving a comment on the church’s social media posts. The initiative reflects a commitment to collective care-a reminder that neighbors can support one another through prayer, even during times of uncertainty or sorrow. π
East Valley Baptist Church is located at 28 Davis Loop in Dunlap. For more information, community members can reach out through the church’s social media channels or contact them directly at (423) 883-0532.
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