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VPC welcomes your requests for prayer for yourself or for your family and friends who are in need.
Health/Care/Concern: Jean Anspaugh’s husband David Anspaugh; Bob Becker; Carlene Cicchetto’s brother; Debbie Capp’s mother Billie Jean Warhurst; Dean Family; Felicia Faragasso’s cousin Christine Meyer; Jim Hovis; Melissa Jensen’s mother Linda Denis; Linda Kemple’s cousin (Todd); Justin Levy; Anya Maggio; Yvonne Malloy’s uncle Rev. Calvin Hooks; Gladys Oliver; Phyllis Swenson’s aunt Mary Rogers; Jim Poff; Wayne Schrader; Ann Warner
Cancer: Karen; Gail Bamford’s aunt Barbara; Cathie Becker; Jenn Mattson DeGroff’s father Dick Mattson; Mike Ellison’s mother Liz Weingart; Corrine Fields’ parents; Mona Flinn’s niece Jessica Crosby Waller; Jeanne Harrison’s sister-in-law Wendy; Wes Hildebrandt’s mother Joy; Robert “Big Bob” Lebrun; George Lee’s mother; Chet Lund; Diane Mallare; Jenn Mattson DeGroff’s father; David Peno; Connie Rogge; David Romero; Mary Ann Singlaub’s niece Emily Finne;
Grieving: Elizabeth Howsare (Grandmother Ann); Brian and Laura Alexander (father Bernard); John, Cheryl, Paisley, Rowan and Afton Helmick (daughter-in-law and mother Kristi); Robert Gladney (mother Mary)
Military Men and Women: Aubreigh Funderburk, U.S. Army; Samuel Geschiere, U.S. Air Force; Albert Schultz, U.S. Navy
Other: We pray for families fostering children and the mental health of biological parents. We pray for our active military personnel. We pray for loved ones of our church family who are incarcerated. We pray for all who suffer from mental health challenges. We pray for loved ones of VPC who cannot be physically with us for worship. We pray for those working on recovery from addiction. We pray for those in hurting and strained relationships.
Our prayer ministry provides the vital element of reaching out to God in every care situation; however, we put the “hands and feet” on our prayers with support offered by a wide variety of ministries.
Our Deacons provide care through a meal ministry, short-term help around the house, visitation, and a variety of support groups. Deacons can often point to helpful community resources. Our Stephen Ministers are committed to individually being with those facing a significant change or crisis. Their care can be short-term or more long-term depending on the need. One of their mottos is “When the casseroles are gone, the Stephen Ministers are still there.” Additionally, we have support groups for those experiencing grief, divorce or separation.
A prayer request may be made using one of the following methods:
- Use the online form below.
- Send an email to Lara Ferreira
- Please make sure that you have permission before submitting a prayer request on behalf of someone else; confidentiality requests are strictly honored. All prayer requests are sent to our Prayer Ministry team, unless confidentiality is requested.
If you would like a pastor to contact you, email Lara Ferreira.
