COVID-19: Prayers of the Church

**Check back to this page regularly to stay up to date on prayers and prayer requests from our Calvary church family and friends.**


Sofiya Inger; 2006

We do not make requests of you because we are righteous, but because of your great mercy. Daniel 9:18


PRAYERS FROM CALVARY MEMBERS AND FRIENDS DURING THE TIME OF COVID-19:

  • Pat and Vernon request prayers for Aleeud, son of Pat, who is ill and maybe near death.
  • Vita requests prayers for her son Drew.
  • Paul and Cookie request prayer for Cookie upon a cancer diagnosis.
  • Nancy D. requests prayers for her brother, Adam, upon a recent cancer diagnosis.
  • Joan C. requests prayers for family members working essential jobs that they would stay safe as they do their work.
  • Beverly H. requests prayers for healing.

General Prayer Requests

  • Prayers of Thanksgiving that many Calvary members have now received the Covid vaccine and have begun returning to in-person activities including worship. God has seen us through this challenge, just as God has been faithful in ages past.
  • For help, healing, and safety for those who continue to be impacted by Covid, those still recovering, those with lasting health needs, and those countries and places where Covid is still a major threat.
  • For all the doctors, nurses, and healthcare professionals working to treat patients and who are themselves in harms way.
  • For first responders, food service providers, farmers, and all others who continue working to get essential items and food to households across our country.
  • For kids who experiencing loneliness and interrupted schedules during this time. Especially for those children who may not have access to technology to stay connected, and for those in difficult circumstances.
  • For our leaders making decisions to keep us safe and seeking the best ways to treat this illness, maintain economic stability, and meet various needs throughout our communities.
  • For those who have lost jobs or wages as a result of the economic uncertainty we now face.