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Posted by gws49 - 07-09-2009 03:59 PM

Dear Father,
You are the Almighty and I thank you for everything. Glory be to you forever and ever. Please fill both Maria's and her daughters hearts with your divine love and blessings. Please ensure joy, love, harmony and total honesty reside within their relationship. Please bless them both abundantly so that they may better serve you--please guide Maria's daughter so that she turns her heart over to you. Please bless this wonderful Mother. IN Jesus name I pray. Amen.

Posted by Buster - 07-09-2009 10:28 AM

My Dear Lord, I come to you asking that you give marierae special blessings, wisdom and guidance. Thank you for anwering prayer Lord, and jsut for giving us a way to talk with you through prayer. For Lord, I ask this in Jesus name, Amen

Posted by Cheryl - 07-09-2009 10:03 AM

Hi again Mariarae,

I want you to know that you are a fantastic mother! And your little girl's issues are only temporary! She is young and trying to find her way. With our prayers, she's going to be just fine! I was a bit wild in my late teens and early 20s. I think God allowed it. I got into some trouble but it brought me closer to Him! And now I am a strong, wise Christian woman! It's so hard to be a Mom. In fact, after my last note to you, I wrote my Mom an email asking for her forgiveness for all I put her through when I was younger and thanking her for standing by my side through thick and thin! Please say a special prayer for her. I'm hoping she is able to retire in December. I want to move to Northern Arizona but can't leave her behind so I'm praying she comes along! Her name is Joyce. God Bless You, my friend! Cheryl

Posted by mariarae - 07-09-2009 08:25 AM

Hi everybody.
I thank you all so much for the prayers for my daughter. Today is a beautiful day, and my daughter is on her way to see the friend that has been heavily involved in the drinking issue. I have to trust that she is telling me the truth, and that she is NOT going to drink or smoke pot. Please pray that if she makes a bad choice, she quickly changes her mind. I want so much to tape her to the wall or lock her in her room (haha) But I Need to trust her, and to trust God to take care of her. Pray for me to have the trust I need.

I ask Lord, that you will work in Dena's heart, and help her to make the right choices. Help her to soften her heart to you, and let you in. I pray that you will give her strength to say no when there is temptation. And I thank you Lord for opening the lines of communication between us. Please let me trust both you and her. Keep my insecurities in check and give me peace this day. Please let the cigerettes start tasting real bad to her so that she will quit that also. I pray that she is telling me the truth about quitting the drinking and the pot. Make them unavailable to her. I leave my little girl in your capable hands, and ask that your will be done in her life. Lord I ask that she will live through all of the turmoil, so she has the time and ability to accept you into her life. In your loving name Jesus, amen.