Lifting Up Prayers (2018 to Present)

 Prayer List — October 2018 to May 2021

Garvin and wife Vivian Wilson

Francis and Michelle Jones

Super Etch and wife Michelle

AJ (Working in Afghanistan; strength to quit smoking)

Pastor Tony (RIP) and wife Leticia

Br. Tony’s family (daughters Makayla, Monique, Moriah)

AnTuan and wife Antwinette

Br. Kurt Cox and Family (loss of father-in-law)

Br. Jordan (for forgiveness)

Br. Alex (law enforcement)

Palmer “Big Pinck” and wife Barbara

Pastor Ed

Pastor Clayton

Pastor Mike

Employees of Crossroads Church

All Christian Churches

Jennifer Lawrence and son Camden

Br. Mario Robinson and Family

The Woress Family

Kevin Savoy (vision loss)

J.T. Fisher (employment)

Jun Arellano and family

Shane Faulkner

Bryce and Keara Porter

Peter and Gloria (ministry transitions)

Michael Hall and family (new baby; family business)

Amelio and Caroline (relationship)

James Lightning (eye surgery)

Leonard Black and Nick Gilbert

Mama Wilson (RIP)

Michelle Ecsedy (health – knee)

Michael Anderson (health – back)

Mother Wanda

Debbie and Gerald Parrkell

Chris Epps and CJ

Kenny Malbrue

Paul Delsignore

Sarah MacMillan

Barbara Anderson and son Rick (serious illness)

Aunt Gloria

Uncle James Butler

Cherelle

Jeffrey Healey and family

Randall and Romina Luten

Hank Healey and family

Raven and family

Chris Payne and family

The Incarcerated

The Homeless

Patrick Stewart

Apondo Jones

Helen Thompson

Craig Atkins

Onoriota Wilson

Pastor Mark

Billy Ray Robinson

Justin Bowling

Nancy Carvio

Brian Smith

Robert Teg

Troy Wilson

Cheryl Savoy

Fernando Delrio

Alex Knowland

Zakesha Shivers

Ryan Kettle

Pastor Catherine

Andrew Jansen

Terrence Savoy

Spencer Valentine

Isaiah Harris

Barry and Shawn Swindle

World Leaders

Mental Health (for all suffering)

Chester Sharp

Pastor Dale Weatherby

Richard Martin

Savanna and children Avery and Isabelle

Darrin Simmons

Nanny Edna

LeRoy Johnson

Rita Jones

Prayer List — June 2021 to June 2025

Kurt Riggs

Jim Anderson

Jim Butler

Michael Anderson & Ashley Anderson

Joey Nieto

Dalton Townley

Mike Harun

Judy Norman

The Bakalar Family

The Ecsedy Family

Bob Tighe

Jose Zayas

David Randolph

Shannon Stephenson

Frank and Brenda Medrano

Alex and Penny Roelofs

Mike Blau

Rick Anderson

Garvin and Vivian Wilson

Attila and Michelle Ecsedy

Palmer and Barbara Pinckney

Savanna Pinckney and Logan Pinckney

Avery Fears and Isabelle Fears

Mike and Huyler Fassio

Keith “Speed” Pinckney

Chase and Becky Close

All Pastors and Christians

All non-believers in Christ

All who have no one praying for them

All the Sick

All Elderly

World and local representatives and staffs

Military members and families

Veterans

Fathers and Mothers

Tracy Jackson

The entire White Family

Sarah’s grandparents (Gene and Beryle)

Charles Lincoln

Aaron Smits

Mike Marshall

Moma Wilson (RIP)

All Homeless

The entire Wilson Family

Prayer List — June 2025 to Present

Susan Wenael

Rowena Harless

Mary E.

Alan Nobel

Susan Walker

Olive Sichel

Tony Popp

Gabrielle Kring

Theresa Frazer

Courtney Leavitt

Kevin Monaghan

Pat Reindel

Maggie Pazckowski

Marye Kandzor

Philomena O’Rourke

Kathy Jones

Maureen Reylea

Evelynn Novac

Janet Rojas

Candy Kelly

Mary Brady

Nancy Bolin

Mary Waters

Donna Lawrence

Ben Young

Heath Garcia

Joe Higgins

Debbie Karney

Lulu Santos

Michael Scheepers

Eileen Morgan

Jeff Brown

Nicole Reinoso

Rich Janoe

Claudia

Kaylen

Annette Potenziani

Mary Ferrer

Alex Grosso

Lisa Grosso

David Mitchell

Iris Dirig

Mary Ann Reindel (cancer)

Thomas Franklin Creger (Dad)

Doris Ochoa (RIP)


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