Category Archives: prayers

a mother’s heart

By tracie | Published: June 27, 2011

Warning:  Grab a cup of coffee and get comfy! I believe God has instilled His heart into every mother’s heart … and my goal in parenting my girls is to be so in tune to God’s heart, that He pours into mine … so mine can pour into theirs. I’ve actually had this post {just [...]

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it’s back …

By tracie | Published: March 8, 2011

Optic Neuritis that is.  It’s back in my other eye.  It started Sunday after church … vision loss.  Not so much pain {thank goodness!}, but things are pretty blurry outta my right eye. And now I gotta go back for IV steroid treatments … asap.  As the longer I wait, the more permanent the damage [...]

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africa :: part three

By tracie | Published: February 4, 2011

Then he said to his disciples, “The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few.” Matthew 9:37 I’d like to ask for prayer for myself, Brenda and Heather as we make this trip to Africa.  But first, some details … Who A Friend in Need {AFIN} co-founders, Brenda Rebro and Heather Bliss … and me. [...]

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alright! who’s the guilty party?

By tracie | Published: November 4, 2010

Cuz I want to thank you!  Thank you for praying for me, for lifting me up, for encouraging me and loving me! We all have hills, yes?  And we all have valleys.  With the help of this little bloggy-blog … I get to share both with you!  And that also means I have a slew [...]

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when moms pray

By tracie | Published: October 13, 2010

The prayer of the feeblest saint on earth who lives in the spirit and keeps right with God is a terror to satan. The very powers of darkness are paralyzed by prayer … No wonder satan tries to keep our minds fussy in active work till we cannot think in prayer. Oswald Chambers Are you [...]

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