Prayer Molecules for June 2

Dear Lord,

Thank you for healing Linda's eye and giving her hope.  Thank you for her son's successes and for good news in her life after such a tough spring.  Lord, please open some avenues in Keith's job search so that they have stability in their lives.

Lord, I pray for my father's eyes, that his macular degeneration is somehow stablized, and that he may keep his sight and be encouraged by the doctors.

Lord, I pray for my mom, who is sad about all the friends who have died this last year.  Show her ways to heal and find joy, as she is a faithful servant.

I pray for Fred and his healing after his surgery.  Please fix his problems!
Lord, give Camille strength and encouragement.  She is getting disheartened and she has had such a tough past few years with Fred's illnesses, her job, and her twins.  She is a faithful servant and needs a break!

Lord, thank you for answering my prayers about Grace's multi-genre portfolio, it was a wonderful acknowledgement of her hard work on the project.

Lord, please help Grace concentrate on her exams today and not get exhausted.  Help her focus and recall the information she has learned.

Lord, Emily and Charlotte have been fighting a lot and it is upsetting.  I pray for patience and Godly ways to stop this bad behavior.

Lord, the accumulation of belongings in our house is overwhelming and puts a huge strain in my marriage.  Please give me the desire and discipline to be more organized and the energy to purge the junk from our house.  Please give Gerry some compassion and mercy and help him help me get organized in a way that he can live with.

Lord, thank you for the beauty of this spring and for our garden, it brings me such joy.

Thank you for answering my prayers about Maureen, she made such a heartfelt presentation about Moms in Prayer.

Thank you for answering my prayers about friends.  It was such a pleasure to hear from Marketa and walk with her today, and it was wonderful to see my friends at bookclub last night.

Lord, help me to be more bold when friends and neighbors talk about their faith (or lack of it).  Last night, my friends were talking about how they were atheists and go to a Unitarian "church"---I really don't understand what it stands for if it does not seem to stand for you, God or for Jesus.  I was silent because I did not want to judge my friends, but inwardly deeply saddened.  Please help me find the words to honor you and encourage my friends to see a Godly viewpoint without judgement.

Dear Lord, please help my daughters make wise choices in their words and actions with friends.  Let them be a blessing to their friends.

Love,

Your daughter