Pray Of Troops (Wall Of Hero's)

I ask for Prayers for all

POW/MIAS

Pray for the Fallen!!!

I am asking for Prayers and Support for

all the Troops in Iraq!!!

Even Know the War is Over

I am still asking for Prayers

For our Men And Woman Over

in Iraq because they are not all

Home Yet and they still need our Prayers

and Our Support....

This is the Price We Pay For Freedom!!!!

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It has come to my attention that quite a few Americans support our troops, but as usual, we are the silent majority. We are not 'organized' to really reflect who we are, nor our opinions. I would like to start a grass roots movement using the membership of the Special Operations Association and the Special Forces Association to recognize Americans who support our troops.

My idea is not to stand on street corners once or twice, not to carry stupid signs in a rally, not to carry our flag in parades. It's much simpler than that. We need to inform the local VFW's and American Legion, our local press, local TV, and even continue carrying the message up to the national levels as we start to get this going. My idea of showing our solidarity and support for our troops is that starting Friday and continuing on each and every Friday, that we and every red blooded American who supports our young men and women, WEAR SOMETHING RED.

Word of mouth, press, TV, lets see if we can make the United States, on any given Friday, a sea of red much like a home football game at the University of Nebraska. If every one of our memberships shares this with other acquaintances, fellow workers, drinking buddies, country club friends, I guarantee you that it will not be long before the USA will be covered in RED - much to the disdain of the un-American ralliers. Let's get the word out and lead by example; wear RED on Fridays. Thanks for your time and consideration of my proposal. When I get home, I intend to send this out to everyone on my e-mail list; hopefully, you will too.

REMEMBER THE NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER, MAY 1, 2003

Join millions of Americans by observing this year’s National Day of Gratitude, Fasting & Prayer on Thursday, May 1—along with your family, church or a regional or national gathering.

The Presidential Prayer Team's National Day of Prayer Guide is available on our website free for use in your church or with any gathering.

The National Day of Prayer Guide offers scripture, prayers, songs and other meaningful resources. The material is in reproducible form, so we invite you to copy it for use in any setting, including your local church or gathering.

Thank you for your faithful prayers on behalf of our nation and our president as you pray on May 1.

The Presidential Prayer Team

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PRESIDENTIAL PRAYER REQUESTS FOR MAY 1, 2003

Now that President Bush has declared that the war in Iraq has ended, give thanks to God for its quick ending. Pray for the president as he works for peace and security in America.

Pray for Jay Garner, as he works to develop an interim government for Iraq. He will oversee reconstruction until the interim government takes over. Pray for cooperation and trust to prevail among the many factions in Iraq.

Pray for the troops remaining in Iraq and those returning home. Pray that the gratitude will be as strong for those returning later as for the first waves. Pray for the necessary adjustments to be as smooth as possible.

Pray for Gen. Tommy Franks as he continues to direct coalition efforts.

Pray for members of Congress who seek to influence government for good by standing strong in their beliefs. Pray that they will have the freedom to speak with boldness and respect.

145,000 troops still need our prayers!

On Saturday, May 17th, America celebrates Armed Forces Day. In the past few months, we have been vividly reminded of the character, courage, competence, and compassion of these brave men and women who protect the freedoms we enjoy. The Presidential Prayer Team is proud to support our troops by praying for them each day through the “Adopt Our Troops” campaign. These 145,000 troops still need our prayers!

During the First World War, blue stars were issued to parents who had children serving in the military. When a soldier was killed in battle, the blue would be replaced by gold, giving rise to what we now know as the Gold Star Mothers. In the spirit of that remembrance, we are pleased to offer the Presidential Prayer Star for those who are praying for members of our military.

To download the Presidential Prayer Star free, click here. Posting it in your window is a great way to remind yourself and tell others that you are still praying for our military, especially on Armed Forces Day and Memorial Day. Thank you for taking part in our “Adopt Our Troops” campaign, and for praying daily for our Commander-in-Chief. God bless you.

Keep praying…

The Presidential Prayer Team

To visit the Presidential Prayer Team website, go to www.presidentialprayerteam.org.