Spring Valley Presbyterian Church
“To glorify God by knowing Christ and making Him known through the Holy Spirit”
 

Prayer Needs to remember.  Please Pray for:

Our Church Family:

  • The expectant mothers in our family of faith. Health, strength and energy for the moms and health for the precious lives of the babies.

  • The infirm: Bill Martin, Beverly Boomsma, Emilie Jones, Larry Lykken, Jane Theobald

  • Those needing employment: Peter Rubel, Joe O’Day, Mary Saville, Drew Hunsicker, Kris Norman, Adam Plach

Our Loved Ones and Friends:

  • Family members who don’t know the Lord to come to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ.

  • Family members and Friends suffering with medical issues: Jessica Parrett (Audrey Robert’s Grandniece); Marion Schumacher (Laurie Benson’s mother); Brian Franks (friend of the Thies’); Vivian Lakey (Erin Grogan’s mom); Gary Bergling (friend of Craig Tower); Suzanne (Craig Tower’s client’s daughter); Roger Norman (Kris' Dad); Carrie Classen (Kris Norman’s sister).

Our Ministries:

  • Please pray for our Annual Outreach Free Carwash on Saturday, Aug. 7th. Pray that God will use this to soften and challenge many hearts with the Gospel.

Our Missionaries:

  • Please pray for Bob Allums as he continues to build and develop the Prayer Life ministry through SeeJesus. Pray that the Lord would use him to encourage many to learn to pray!

Our Prebsbytery (Chicago Metro Presbytery):

  • Please pray for our sister church, Triumph Community Church, an African-American church plant in Bolingbrook. Please pray for their pastor, Weldon Williams, as he juggles pastoring with a full-time job in the workforce..

Our Nation:

  • Our nation. The men and women in our armed forces. The world’s peace situation.
  • Our President, Congress and Supreme Court.
  • Revival in our churches!

Contact the church office if you would like your prayer needs added to the list.

 

Spring Valley
Presbyterian Church

903 Nerge Road
Roselle, IL  60172
630-980-4450

Quote of the Week

"If a person loves only one other person and is indifferent to the rest of his fellow men, his love is not love but a symbiotic attachment, or an enlarged egotism." - Erich Fromm, The Art of Loving