Veterans Day Reflection 
Wednesday, November 11. Veteran’s Day (U.S.). 
We Give Thanks today for those who answered the call to service, and Pray for Peaceful Resolution to conflicts in our world. 
Please Share Your Intentions and Reflections with Pastor … 

 Spirit.Peace@outlook.com 
I Still Believe Veterans Day Song 

 performed by Tussing Elementary 

Song of Thanks and Hope for America and Our Military Heroes 
Memorial Day Prayer for Our Military and Military Families

Heavenly Father, Today is yours. We thank you for giving us this beautiful opportunity to honor the men and women who so bravely served this country in the past as well as in the present. Father we ask you to bless and strengthen those brave souls who selflessly give of themselves without asking anything in return. We ask you to heal our wounded warriors who returned home in pain after they gave their all for this great land. Bless them. Restore their souls. Heal their bodies. Bring salvation to the lost. 

Father we ask you to bless the families of our military who stay behind while their loved one goes into battle. Keep them safe and provide for their needs according to your abundance. Lord, we pray for a special blessing upon the families whose loved one gave his or her life to this country. Keep them safe and comfort their hearts. 

Lord, we ask you to anoint our Chaplains and others who bring the Word to our military. Bless their ministry and bring a great harvest of souls from their efforts. 

Father, we ask you to forgive the sins of this nation as well as the sins of the leaders who have forgotten how to pray. Have mercy on all Americans and bring us to a state of repentance in these difficult times. We ask you to forgive our pride as a nation and deliver us from the evil that has come upon us. You alone are righteous and holy. You alone are worthy of praise. We thank you for hearing our prayer! In the name of Jesus Christ. Amen

 – Rev. Sandra Rone Mireles.  
Scripture: 

When you hear of wars and rumors of wars, do not be alarmed; this must take place, but the end is still to come. Mark 13:7. 

Lectionary Presentation: 

1 Samuel 1:4-20, 2:1-10

Hebrews 10:11-14, (15-18), 19-25

Mark 13:1-8