LORD
JESUS, we cry to YOU, the only SOURCE of our help, to move mightily in
the behalf of those who suffer, in the behalf of those who have borne
the brunt of these disasters that that struck with such fury in such a
brief amount of time.
Dear JESUS, we know that we are a sinful people and that the stench of our wickedness rises to YOUR nostrils, but we ask YOU to take these horrific events that the enemy means for evil and turn them around for good--to bring glory to YOUR Matchless Name.
We bind the wounds of those who suffer and we lift up the needs of those who have lost all they possess. YOUR WORD tells us that YOU OWN THE CATTLE ON A THOUSAND HILLS, so YOUR resources are more than sufficient to meet the enormous need before YOUR people as they attempt to recover from the horrors that have transpired.
Be gracious, PRECIOUS LORD, be MERCIFUL. LET YOUR MIGHTY HAND STAY THE WINDS AND THE WAVES AND THE EARTHQUAKES, and RELEASE TO YOUR PEOPLE THE STRENGTH AND THE RESOURCES TO RECOVER FROM THE TERRIBLE ONSLAUGHT THAT THEY HAVE BEEN THROUGH.
It is in YOUR MIGHTY, MATCHLESS NAME WE PRAY, JESUS. AMEN.
Weather Up-date by CHPP
Lord God, we lift up the headlines below, asking that You intervene in this fallen world by Your Mighty Hand. Comfort those who grieve; strengthen those who are rescuing others; grant Your wisdom to all in authority, we pray. And may the hearts of many now be turned to You, and come to know You as Savior and as Lord. amen.
- "And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose." (Romans 8:28)
1. Earthquake in Mexico: More than 200 dead as rescue efforts in Mexico City continue - Washington Post
[Note: the death toll now stands at 249.]
2. Vanuatu earthquake: Powerful 6.4 magnitude quake hits off Pacific island chain's coast - The Independent
3. Jose inundates beaches from North Carolina to Massachusetts with coastal flooding - Accuweather
4. Hurricane Maria Live Updates: Puerto Rico Loses Power and Sets a Curfew - New York Times
SAN JUAN, P.R. - Hurricane Maria battered Puerto Rico with a one-two punch of high winds and driving rain before beginning its deliberate march toward the Dominican Republic late on Wednesday as a weakened Category 2 storm.
Electricity was knocked out across all of the island, a spokeswoman for the Puerto Rico State Agency for Emergency and Disaster Management said, and officials said it could take months to fully restore power.
5. Hurricane Maria Does 'Mind-Boggling' Damage to Dominica, Leader Says - New York Times
It was about midnight, as Hurricane Maria was battering the Caribbean nation of Dominica, that Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit took to Facebook. Roofs everywhere, he wrote, were being torn off by the powerful storm's winds. He himself had to be rescued from his official residence.
"We will need help, my friend, we will need help of all kinds," he said, describing the damage as "mind-boggling."
6. Statement from President Donald J. Trump on Hurricane Response and Recovery Efforts in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands - The White House
President Donald J. Trump continues to receive updates from Federal Emergency Management Agency Administrator Brock Long and his Department of Homeland Security team, who are engaged in lifesaving and life-sustaining response operations in the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico. The President continues to direct all necessary Federal resources to protect the people of the United States territories affected by Hurricane Maria and to support response and recovery efforts with respect to Hurricanes Harvey and Irma. He and the First Lady send their thoughts and prayers to all those in harm's way.
Dear JESUS, we know that we are a sinful people and that the stench of our wickedness rises to YOUR nostrils, but we ask YOU to take these horrific events that the enemy means for evil and turn them around for good--to bring glory to YOUR Matchless Name.
We bind the wounds of those who suffer and we lift up the needs of those who have lost all they possess. YOUR WORD tells us that YOU OWN THE CATTLE ON A THOUSAND HILLS, so YOUR resources are more than sufficient to meet the enormous need before YOUR people as they attempt to recover from the horrors that have transpired.
Be gracious, PRECIOUS LORD, be MERCIFUL. LET YOUR MIGHTY HAND STAY THE WINDS AND THE WAVES AND THE EARTHQUAKES, and RELEASE TO YOUR PEOPLE THE STRENGTH AND THE RESOURCES TO RECOVER FROM THE TERRIBLE ONSLAUGHT THAT THEY HAVE BEEN THROUGH.
It is in YOUR MIGHTY, MATCHLESS NAME WE PRAY, JESUS. AMEN.
Weather Up-date by CHPP
Lord God, we lift up the headlines below, asking that You intervene in this fallen world by Your Mighty Hand. Comfort those who grieve; strengthen those who are rescuing others; grant Your wisdom to all in authority, we pray. And may the hearts of many now be turned to You, and come to know You as Savior and as Lord. amen.
- "And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose." (Romans 8:28)
1. Earthquake in Mexico: More than 200 dead as rescue efforts in Mexico City continue - Washington Post
[Note: the death toll now stands at 249.]
2. Vanuatu earthquake: Powerful 6.4 magnitude quake hits off Pacific island chain's coast - The Independent
3. Jose inundates beaches from North Carolina to Massachusetts with coastal flooding - Accuweather
4. Hurricane Maria Live Updates: Puerto Rico Loses Power and Sets a Curfew - New York Times
SAN JUAN, P.R. - Hurricane Maria battered Puerto Rico with a one-two punch of high winds and driving rain before beginning its deliberate march toward the Dominican Republic late on Wednesday as a weakened Category 2 storm.
Electricity was knocked out across all of the island, a spokeswoman for the Puerto Rico State Agency for Emergency and Disaster Management said, and officials said it could take months to fully restore power.
5. Hurricane Maria Does 'Mind-Boggling' Damage to Dominica, Leader Says - New York Times
It was about midnight, as Hurricane Maria was battering the Caribbean nation of Dominica, that Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit took to Facebook. Roofs everywhere, he wrote, were being torn off by the powerful storm's winds. He himself had to be rescued from his official residence.
"We will need help, my friend, we will need help of all kinds," he said, describing the damage as "mind-boggling."
6. Statement from President Donald J. Trump on Hurricane Response and Recovery Efforts in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands - The White House
President Donald J. Trump continues to receive updates from Federal Emergency Management Agency Administrator Brock Long and his Department of Homeland Security team, who are engaged in lifesaving and life-sustaining response operations in the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico. The President continues to direct all necessary Federal resources to protect the people of the United States territories affected by Hurricane Maria and to support response and recovery efforts with respect to Hurricanes Harvey and Irma. He and the First Lady send their thoughts and prayers to all those in harm's way.
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