For What Shall We Pray?
As is our custom at the Mountain, we invite your petitions and prayer requests here online.
1.) As you offer prayers, please be mindful of people’s medical and family privacy; try to avoid using people’s names.
2.) To submit a prayer request, please click on the share button below and complete the fields.
3.) After you click ONCE to submit your prayer request, it is sent to a member of the Mountain community for review and posting. We prayerfully review these requests and may edit or choose not to make them public.
4.) Please pray for intentions:
• Simply view the intentions and click “I prayed for this.”
• To join our prayer circle and be notified of new intentions, email Mary at [email protected] and help minister from wherever you live.
You may add your prayer request to our prayer wall using the form below. Once your prayer request is received, we will share it according to your instructions. Feel free to submit as many prayer requests as you like!
John Plumb
As Thanksgiving approaches I pray for all those who are homeless, sick, tired, hungry and poor. May God protect and console them.
Received: November 27, 2024
Anonymous
For my sister in law who is nearing the end of a 4 year battle with cancer. May God comfort her and her family through this time.
Received: November 27, 2024
Deacon William Coffey
That violence will cease in Rochester and everywhere
Received: November 27, 2024
Anonymous
Pray for Tony and Bernardette - strengthen him and his family throughout his evolving and challenging illness as well as serenity and strength during her loving role as caregiver.
Received: November 24, 2024
Ha-young Shin
Ha-Young, Ye-Young, Eui-Sup, Jung-Won, In-Sook, and Eun-Tae, please pray for us and all those who pray for us.
Many people, when reflecting on their lives, often interpret events through their own reasoning, claiming "God did this for me" or "it was God's will." While this is not entirely wrong, the Bible teaches that before God acts, He speaks to those He has chosen. In John 14:29, Jesus tells His disciples that He speaks to them beforehand so that when events unfold, they may believe. Faith, the Bible also clarifies, is not for everyone—it is something God grants to those He chooses. Ezekiel 36 speaks of God removing our stony hearts and replacing them with a new spirit, enabling us to live according to His commandments. Jesus said that those who love Him and keep His commandments will be loved by Him and He will reveal Himself to them. His commandment is simple: "Love one another."
In conclusion, believing in Him and obeying His commandments depends entirely on God. He speaks to those He loves before things happen, and all blessings come from Him to those who ask.
Pray that God will: "Take our stony hearts, speak directly to us, fulfill His will in our lives, so we may see and believe His promises, and help us to keep His commandments and dwell with Him."
Received: November 24, 2024
Ha-young Shin
Please pray for Ha-Young, Ye-Young, Eui-Sup, Jung-Won, In-Sook, and Eun-Tae:
1. That the peace of God may come over us.
2. That God would show us great and unsearchable things of which we are unaware.
3. That God accomplishes His true desires while we are still alive, so that He alone may be praised for it.
Received: November 23, 2024
Anonymous
For Greg S, that he may find a job and repair his broken marriage.
Received: November 13, 2024
Anonymous
To be listening when I hear the answer to the call of "what is mine to do?"
Received: November 8, 2024
Michael J Camoin
"the arc of history is long but it bends towards justice," MLK. For prayers of gratitude ... we won a court case "Camoin vs Nelnet at the US Court of Appeals in June ... which under the First Amendment set a new precedent for a more accessible government. And last week the defendant who swindled $MM from taxpayers (on the backs of student loan borrowers) conceded no contest. For all the angels watching over us, thank you!
Received: November 1, 2024
William Hanvey '84
For my brother Art, that his pain and suffering will soon end and he will be reunited with the Lord and his parents
Received: October 28, 2024
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