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Prayer Pyramid

"Whatever you ask for in prayer with faith, you will receive." Matthew 21:22

The Prayer Pyramid provides an avenue for the people of Cottonwood to share their
prayer needs and to hold each other up in prayer. As Eugene Peterson writes, "Prayer
is the cradle language of the church. This is our mother tongue." Prayer is at the heart
of our life together and the Prayer Pyramid helps us live that life. We invite you to get
connected to the Prayer Pyramid.

PRAYER PYRAMID FORMAT CHANGE

In order to have the Prayer Pyramid serve the Lord and families and friends of Cottonwood, the following changes will be enacted as of September 1, 2008. In the past, it has been evident that we are not functioning at our best. I hope this will clear up and update our service:

It will be the responsibility of the PERSON REQUESTING the prayer to update me on continued need to be on list.
If I am not contacted, they will be removed from the list after 2 months’ period of time.
We will continue to leave those on the list when we are requested to do so for an indefinite period of time. It will still the RESPONSIBILITY OF THOSE REQUESTING to let us know when prayer is no longer necessary. If we do not hear from those requesting for over a period of 3-4 months, the person(s) on the list will be removed automatically.
We will continue to pray for those listed in the bulletin for 1 month after their removal from the bulletin.
No one on the pyramid will have responsibilities to check on the prayer requests.
When I receive a new request for listing on the pyramid, I will call/email each of the members of the pyramid so that communication is accurate.

Cheryl Robinson

Cora Lee Deardorff has graciously volunteered to serve as Moderator of this important ministry of our church, giving Cheryl Robinson some time off. You may contact Cora Lee at 278-1461 or by email at Mongie310@hotmail.com. Feel free to notify her whenever there is a need for this group to offer prayers on their behalf.

We offer our thanks to Cheryl for her service in this significant ministry at Cottonwood