4/15/10
What is the National Day of Prayer?
The National Day of Prayer was established as an annual event in 1952 by a joint resolution of the United States Congress and signed into law by President Harry S. Truman. The observance of the National Day of Prayer is founded on the constitutional rights of freedom of speech and freedom of religion and can be celebrated by all Americans.
The National Day of Prayer has its own Web site (http://www.nationaldayofprayer.org/) that offers information about how the day is observed across the United States.
When is the National Day of Prayer?
Thursday May 6, 2010
We Are Joining the National Call To Pray.
Wives are never shy about seeking heaven on behalf of our marriages. Each Monday night we get on the phone and pray! Now we are accepting the opportunity to join people all over the nation in prayer for MARRIAGE!
Wives On Purpose will be rising at 5:00 AM to stand in the gap for women in troubled marriages and those who are too hurt to pray for themselves!
We are lifting up the serious issues that cause stress, strain, and separation. We are standing against divorce and every other trial that causes death to God’s holy covenant of marriage between one man and one woman. We are using our weapons of prayer and our praise to seek victory through God’s resurrection power for marriages.
Won’t you join us in 3 weeks?
If you or a women you know is in need of prayer. Make the call on May 6th.
mailto:wivesonpurpose@yahoo.com
I'll be praying for you and with you.
Lisa
About Me
- Lisa E. Williams
- I am an ordinary woman who wondered how God could use me. My parents divorced and I grew up without my earthly father. I was surrounded by so much love that I never considered myself a young girl looking for it. At fifteen I met Stuart. He was everything I hoped for and more. At twenty three we married and I committed our marriage to the Lord. After four years of living without following God's principals, I had made Stuart my idol. I loved him more than God. We separated for seven years and then divorced. During those years the Lord taught me His plan for marriage and how to pursue holiness in it. Once I desired to walk in His ways, He gave me the desire of my heart. Stuart and I remarried! Now I love Stuart more and more because I love Jesus more and more. My heart is for marriage and the wives who work hard to stay in them. Now I wonder and chuckle...Is anything too hard for God?
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