Pray for Lea

This is my friend from college, Lea Mulder. She is the one that has the brain tumor. She is still not out of the water yet. Please pray for her that she will be comforted by Gods love and her Christian family. 

Pray for the doctors that they would have the skill and wisdom to know what to do. 

Keep Praying!

Please pray for the youth of Orting. The alchol and drug problem of our small town is growing. Pray that God would give us the boldness to speak the truth in love. There are so many hurting teens out there that think no body cares. Well we have the answer to that dont we?

          Please pray for each other. Everysingle one of us

              is tempted and we need to keep eacher in prayer. 

  Remember to bear one anothers burdens. 

Urgent News!

Hey Teens! This is an urgent prayer request from a Baptist Bible College down in Arizona. Two of these kids are my little sisters friends. 

At approximately 10:00 am this morning, a serious incident occurred during the International Baptist College Grand Canyon Hike. Three members of the group were swept away by the Colorado River; search and rescue efforts are currently in progress.
 
We have been in contact with the park rangers and members of the IBC party. At this time, there are no official updates. We are in the process of notifying all family members involved. Please pray with us for these individuals and their families.

Pray for Orting!

Memorial honors

five slain children

Fellow students, teachers and others in the Graham-Orting area come together at a memorial service for the five dead Harrison children.

BY BRIAN EVERSTINE

"Paper banners lined the back wall of the

gymnasium, each bearing crayon statements

declaring the importance of the Harrison

children to their classmates.

Maxine was so smart, her classmates say.

Everyone will miss Samantha and Jayme.

Heather was a best friend who will never be forgotten. James always made the best funny faces.

The communities of Orting and Graham

came together Thursday night for a memorial

at Orting High School to show their

support for Angela Harrison, and remember

her five children who were a big part of

area schools.  “You need to know that a community

and the world are looking, wondering how

we are going to get through this,” the Rev.

Lance Powers said during the ceremony.

“And Angela, I’m here to tell you we’re going

to make it through this.”

The five Harrison children were killed

early Saturday by their father, 34-year-old

James Harrison, who later killed himself.

Police said he was upset because he found

out his wife, Angela, was leaving him."