Prayer List

We pray that the violence and division of this world might be transformed by the power of Christ’s healing.

We pray for the strength to do your will. May we boldly and compassionately, welcome the poor, the crippled, the lame, and the blind. May all of us know you as God our helper.

We pray for all who suffer, those who are lonely and hungry, homeless, abandoned – that our love may comfort them and that they might receive grace upon grace.

We pray especially for: Linda & Terry Piper, Liz Green, Michelle Sheffield, Catherine Sheffield, David King, Pris Snow, Ben Baker, Sanawbar, Diana Farris, Cindy Moffitt, Joel Hahn, Stacey & Butch Webster, Steve McCraw, Josh Harris, Katie Rolielard, Debbie French, Jody & George Bracken, Janice Lonski, David Swindell, Norma Perrier, Connie Finch, Dorothy Buchanan, Diana Schremmer, Peggy Kauffman, Colleen, Shawn, Ryan Kiesel, Tony Clapper, Merry Lou & Bruce Neiswander, Jack & Karla Stoecker, Joseph, Tim, Beth, Kay Boman Harvey, Shania Smith, Luke Karel, Terry Grogan, Tyler Roberson, Jerry Nezam, Jim Brooks, Harris Moreland, Tom Martin, Tanis Reyburn, Corky Bowerman, Skip Birkner, Connie Freebern, Don Doty, Molly Ferguson, and Barbara, Katie and Ruth Todd.

Lord, we thank-you for pouring your divine life into our lives as we celebrate with those who have birthdays this week. 

We ask that you continue to strengthen the bonds of love between those who celebrate wedding anniversaries this week. 

You have opened the door to new and unending life through the resurrection of your Son, Jesus: Gather those who have died into your eternal embrace and give them your peace.

Gracious God, the only source of life and health: Help, comfort, and relieve all those who suffer; give your power of healing to those who minister to their needs; that their weakness may be turned to strength and confidence in your loving care; for the sake of Jesus Christ. Amen.

If you have a prayer request, please email or call the church office: 918-336-1212 or  StLukesBartlesville@outlook.com. The names of those being prayed for are read at worship services during the Prayers of the People and are shared with the Prayer Network, a group of members who pray daily for those in need.