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Massachusetts calls for Prayer

Published on 13 June 2007 in Prayer Alert
Source: PrayTV


Dear Friend,

The homosexual newspaper, "Bay Windows," is telling their readers to call in sick, take a vacation day, do whatever they need to do to have as many of their people at the State House as possible.

Will you be there tomorrow?

This is a Macedonian Call for you to "Come over into Macedonia, and help" (see Acts 16:9.)

Your presence is needed to help make up a full representation of those who say: "Let the People Vote."

We need to pray and act at this critical time.





PLEASE WATCH this important Prayer Alert Video.



Prayer will take place during the Constitutional Convention in Room B-1 from 1 to 4 pm at the State House in Boston on June 14.

A prayer gathering is also planned at 8:30 am behind the glory monument (commemorating the Black Regiment in the Revolutionary War) on Boston Common directly opposite the State House.

This may well prove to be the most important day so far in the progress of this critical issue. Please come over and help stand with us. May the light of the church be a blessing to the culture through this critical issue.

Sincerely,

Brandt Gillespie,

President, PrayTV

PS Please forward this email to those you know who might want to come and pray with us tomorrow at the State House.

NOTE: PrayTV's PRAYER ALERT VIDEOS call for the highest possible prayer saturation surrounding an upcoming event or key decision, the outcome of which is of utmost importance.

This Prayer Alert Video is an special service message from: PrayTV, Salem, Massachusetts PrayTV.org





This Prayer Alert Video is composed from highlights of Family Research Council's "Critical Mass" DVD. To obtain this informative, insightful full length DVD, click here.

   
   

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