Aug 30 - Sep 5 Focused Fire
Thank you for your partnership in prayer! Here are this week’s Focused Fire prayer needs.
International: Parma, Italy Pastor Francesco & Rebecca James
Prayer Needs: (Farewell service on Sun, 8/30. Moving to Italy on 9/4.)
A good location for the church, a miracle building available for rent and a landlord that knows he’s in sin and needs more than religion.
An open door for a job where I fit right in.
People that are open to God and the Holy Spirit.
Favor with the local government and police.
A key couple that will be with us from the very start of the church.
US: N/A
Pastor N/A
Prayer Needs:
N/A
Additional Prayer Needs
BIBLE CONFERENCES:
Aug 31-Sep 4, Kampala, Uganda
Aug 31-Sep 4, Papua New Guinea
Sun, Aug 30th – Wed, Sep 2nd: in Tempe, AZ:- Revival Services with Evangelist Andy Anderson – “Please pray for a mighty visitation of the Holy Ghost, salvation for lots of visitors/returning backsliders and lasting fruit!”
(8/28/26) prayer update from Tempe brother JL Herrera: - “Brethren I need help in a miracle in my body I was told last time that I wouldn’t be able to endure another surgery and if I did that I would come back as a vegetable I really don’t know what to do and I’m going to go through the surgery and I pray that it doesn’t have to get that far but I would like some support at the hospital before the surgery and some prayer warriors to come and meet with me in my room because I need to support men that will grab a hold of God’s heart with me before I go into surgery. Please I am begging for your help thank you. (Brother JL is currently at Banner Thunderbird hospital in Glendale, South Tower, 5th Floor, Room 17.)”
(8/28/26) praise report & prayer update from Tempe Saint Kevin Teeling (regarding his son, Dylan’s eye injury): - “I begin with great thanksgiving as the prayers of the saints on my son Dylan’s behalf have made all the difference! We have all been encouraged—especially Dylan—to know that people round the world are lifting us up in prayer. We had two appointments this week with different specialists and received a very good report from both. The ophthalmologist is amazed by his progress as she had thought it unlikely that he would ever recover this much. As far as they can tell there has been no permanent damage to the parts of the retina they can see. Previously the ophthalmologist was almost certain he would develop a cataract but it now seems there is no permanent damage to the lens. There is still some healing that must take place before we can be fully certain that all is well, so we have a few more follow-up appointments. Please keep praying for a complete miracle. We are in a turbulent season right now for many reasons, but the fellowship and prayer have made a tremendous difference to us. We are grateful to you and give glory to God.”
