Prayer Request
Whatever chapter of your life... whether struggling in school, starting a new family, or dealing with addiction, illness, or death... you're never alone at New Hope! Let us know what your challenges are and we will pray for you. If you wish, your prayer request will also be posted below, so the whole Church (not just our staff) may together pray to God that He will ensure your well-being.
Please Pray!
Below are prayer requests that have been submitted by our congregants. Please pray for these people (and click the "hands" so they know that someone did)!
Please pray for complete freedom in every area of my life—freedom in my mind, spirit, and surroundings, and freedom from anything or anyone trying to hold me back. Pray that it breaks chain and removes anything not from Him. Also pray for God’s protection, safety, and peace over me, and that He watches over me, cares for my needs, and sustains my body, mind, and spirit.
Husband Mark McWhorter is scheduled for Open heart surgery-triple bypass (maybe quad depending on what they see in there) surgery is in Evansville Deconess Hospital Monday the 14th at 7am
Please pray for deliverance from oppression, uneasiness, sadness, and chronic fatigue. Please pray Rachel Aghzadeh, Michael Williams, Maddie Weismann, Jason Weiss, and Matt Onaroto all get saved.
Please pray for God miraculous healing. Wipe out every trace of cancer. Let His healing power flow through part of my body, bringing a complete cure.
Hi. My name is Steven Christman. I recently moved here to Washington, IN. A few months ago. I have been attending church here regularly at the 10 a.m. Service on Sunday mornings. I live around the corner from Benjy's Restaurant in Washington. .....There is a young waitress there named Kayla who has brain cancer in the stem of her brain. She recently attracted Meningitis where infection reached her brain. It then developed into cancer. I would kindly request that the church to pray for her for her full recovery from cancer. She works at Benjy's full time; including on the weekends. She is not going to church; I am not sure about her spiritual journey?? She briefly told me about her rough past. She's currently single with young children to take care of. She said she had money saved up to start up an Ice cream stand. She said she can live on those savings after she has surgery. She said she will be off work for at least 10 weeks after the surgery. She is not able to get Workman's comp payments through this employer. I noticed a lot of regular patrons that eat there are aware of her condition and each one has given her encouragement and offered prayers for her..... I have too. She said she sees her specialist this Thursday May 21st for a consultation about a future surgery. She seems to be at peace about everything; but I feel very sorry for her situation. Is there any way the church staff can reach out to her this week? Thanks, Steven Christman
