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National Day Of Prayer Site
Stephanie Mitchum
Pastor Scott Cagle
Knoxville City Coordinators
Larry Keith,
Knox County Coordinator
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Scott
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Larry
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Volunteers will
be needed again in 2008 for the Knoxville National Day of Prayer Event. If you would
like to be used in the areas listed below please fill out form and submit
it, we will be in contact with you on details of what you need to do!
Thanks and may
God bless your work of love
Stephanie
Mitchum, Knoxville City Coordinator
Larry Keith,
Knox County Coordinator
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Volunteer
Check-In Table
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Man VIP
Parking Lot
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Man
Handicapped Entrance
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Greeters
Upstairs
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Servers In
Hospitality Room
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Music
Assistants
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Pastor/Special Guest Assistants
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National
Day of Prayer Table
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Prayer Area
Upstairs
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To Pray For America
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To Pray For Israel
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To Pray for our Governmental
Leaders (National, Local and State)
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To Pray for Israel
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To Pray for Revival
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To Pray A World Lost In Sin and
Darkness That It May Come to Know Christ
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To Seek Forgiveness For Our
National Sins of Abortion, Greed, Murder, Lust, Homosexuality and Pride
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To Pray For Revival Upon The
Church In These Last Days That It May Become A GLORIOUS Church
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To Pray For An Outpouring of
the Holy Ghost upon ALL Flesh, According to Joel 2:28-29, Acts 2:17
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To Pray for Unity Among God's
People That We May Come Into the Maturity Of Our Calling
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To Pray Greater Love And
Greater Works For Our Fellow Man, Especially Among The Household of
Faith
PRESIDENTIAL QUOTE:
Of all the dispositions and habits, which lead to political prosperity,
religion and morality are indispensable supports. In vain would that man
claim the tribute of patriotism, who should labor to subvert these great
pillars of human happiness, these firmest props of the duties of men and
citizens. The mere Politician, equally with the pious man ought to respect
and to cherish them. A volume could not trace all their connections with
private and public felicity.
--From the
farewell address of President George Washington, September 19, 1796
The world weighs heavy
on his heart
as hopes for peace are blown apart
and facts concealed for safety’s sake
are leaked like toxic waste.
His brow betrays the stress he bears.
So, too, the gray that gilds his hair.
That’s why we’re called to intercede
for one the critics taunt.
Our president is being squeezed
so we must drop down to our knees
and ask the Lord to give him strength
for pressures he must face.
Give George the judgment that he needs
and lift the burden as he leads.
O God, please bolster Mr. Bush
with tempered-steel resolve.
Prayer Provided By Presidential Prayer Team AND Rev. Greg Asimakoupoulos
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Knox
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