oving
God, the hope and protector of all humankind; bless those whose loved
ones are missing. The agony of not knowing whether someone is living or
dead is a daily torture. The uncertainty of life's future relationships
hangs in limbo. Hope rides a roller coaster. Yet each day must be
lived. Give unto your people the blessing of your grace that they may
face each day with courage and hope. Guard their families from further
danger and harm and hold them in the blessing of your love. Amen.
-- Vienna Cobb Anderson
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-- Vienna Cobb Anderson
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Loving God,
the hope and protector of all humankind;
bless those whose loved ones are missing.
The agony of not knowing whether someone is living or dead
is a daily torture.
The uncertainty of life's future relationships hangs in limbo.
Hope rides a roller coaster.
Yet each day must be lived.
Give unto your people the blessing of your grace
that they may face each day with courage and hope.
Guard their families from further danger and harm and hold them in the blessing of your love. Amen.
~Vienna Cobb Anderson
"Prayer at its highest is a two-way conversation --
and for me the most important part is listening to God's replies."
~Frank C. Laubach
the hope and protector of all humankind;
bless those whose loved ones are missing.
The agony of not knowing whether someone is living or dead
is a daily torture.
The uncertainty of life's future relationships hangs in limbo.
Hope rides a roller coaster.
Yet each day must be lived.
Give unto your people the blessing of your grace
that they may face each day with courage and hope.
Guard their families from further danger and harm and hold them in the blessing of your love. Amen.
~Vienna Cobb Anderson
"Prayer at its highest is a two-way conversation --
and for me the most important part is listening to God's replies."
~Frank C. Laubach
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