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01-20-2005, 12:18 PM

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New September 1st, 2006...This is Shawn, I just wanted to let everyone know that we posted a quick video from Pastor Jerry giving a quick word of encouragement and a quick update.You can find the links here.
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JUST CLICK HERE OR THE PICTURE TO SALUTE THIS YOUNG MAN WITH A PRAYER.
He Lost both Legs. If you look at his left arm he lost most of it. So the only thing he has left is his right arm and hand. He used what he had left to salute his President. And some of you tell me this celebration was not necessary. If it was just for him it was worth it. Now who will salute this young man with a prayer.

I spent 7 months on the amputee ward after Vietnam
I was with men just like him.
They were going to cut my leg off.
If it was not for the prayer of my wife's Pastor
His name is Bob Willis. I got healed in a very short time.
I would have been like him if it was not for that prayer.

NOW WHO WILL PRAY FOR THIS YOUNG MAN
I will find out who he is.
If you know please let us know.
I want to bless him
All you have to do is Click here or
to enter a salute and prayer
for this young man
I am trying to find out how to
contact him
Pastor Jerry

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01-20-2005, 12:38 PM

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LOL... if the muslim nations see post #16 they are going to think we make our women dress in burkahs and veils also!

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Sorry, I have a twisted sense of humor sometimes...

Father, stand with George W. Bush and guide his decisions and actions as he serves the United States for four more years as our President. Protect him with Your strong arm of defense and place an hedge of Your protection around him to keep him from the evil one. Surround him with a wall of Your Fire and be his strong tower that he can run to in times of trouble, and walk to when he just needs to speak with You. Encamp and activate the angels around him to fight the fights that he faces while in office. Free them to minister to him and strengthen him as he serves and as he lives his life. Father, Thank You for the protections You have given him and his Family and Friends in times of uncertainty and fear. Please continue to protect him and the USA during this next 4 year term of service and lead him directly through the Spirit to seek Your Face and Wisdom before all others. In the name of Jesus, AMEN!

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01-20-2005, 03:45 PM

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Father, thank you for the life and service of President George W. Bush. Lord, I ask that you will bless him and his family, that you will surround them with angels and the prayers of the saints that he may be kept safe in your care. Lord, I pray that you will provide him with Divine Guidance and knowledge of what his Plan in your Plan for America is. Lord, move mightely during this second term of office and turn the entire nation back to the God-fearing God-Loving Country it was when this Nation was founded.
Lord, we call forth your Children to Pray for this Man, this Government this Nation. Lord, awaken the sleepers and call them to battle, for there is no limit to what you can accomplish in this Nation if your Children will pray.
Holy Spirit go into all the corners of America and call forth the children to pray. Lord, set America on your Solid Ground. Give the President immediate Victory in IRAQ. Bring freedom and peace to that Nation. Lord, it is in the Name of Jesus I ask. AMEN

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01-20-2005, 03:47 PM

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AWESOME Pics JG....THANK YOU!

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01-20-2005, 07:40 PM

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Father, we thank You for being our Father today. Thank You for keeping everyone safe, for showing us all that You pay attention to every detail at all times, not just when we ask You to do it. Thank You for the smiles in the crowd, and thank You for the silly backward people who used to be us.

I pray that our leaders will all sleep soundly tonight, knowing Your eyes are always open and You can awaken anyone with hardly a thought. Thank You for being the One sitting on the throne.

Thank You, Lord, for being God. Amen.

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Prayer at the inaugural of President George W. Bush. Kirbyjon Caldwell please pray

Prayer at the inaugural of President George W. Bush
President Bush approved of this prayer

Prayer for the nation: inaugural benediction
Jan 20, 2005
WASHINGTON (BP)--Kirbyjon Caldwell, senior pastor of Windsor Village United Methodist Church in Houston, delivered the benediction prayer at the close of President Bush's inauguration Jan. 20.

Following is a transcript:

"Oh Lord God Almighty, the supply and supplier of faith and freedom, how excellent is Your name in all the earth. You are great and greatly to be praised. God, as we conclude this 55th inaugural ceremony, we conclude it with an attitude of thanksgiving. Thank You for protecting America's borders. After all, the Psalmist reminds us, unless You, O God, guard the territory, our efforts will be in vain.

"Thank You for our armed service personnel. And it is with unswerving thanksgiving that we pause to remember the persons who have made the ultimate sacrifice to help ensure America's safety. Thank You, O God, for surrounding our personnel, their families, their friends and our allies with Your favor and Your faithfulness.

"Deploy Your hosts from heaven so that Your will for America will be performed on earth as it is already perfected in heaven. I confess that Your face will shine upon the United States of America, granting us social peace and economic prosperity, particularly for the weary and the poor.

"I also confess, God, that each American's latter days will be better than their former days. Let it be unto us according to Your Word.

"Rally the Republicans, the Democrats and the Independents around Your common good so that America will truly become one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty, justice and equal opportunity for all -- including the least, the last and the lost.

"Bless every elected official right now. God, I declare Your blessings to shower upon our president, George W. Bush. Bless him, his family and his administration. I once again declare that no weapon formed against them shall prosper.

"God, forgive us for becoming so ensnarled in petty partisan politics that we miss Your glory and block our purpose. Deliver us from the evil one, from evil itself and from the mere appearance of evil.

"Give us clean hearts, so that we might have clean agendas, clean priorities and programs and even clean financial statements.

"Now, unto You, O God, the One who always has been and always will be, the one King of kings and the true power broker, we glorify and honor You.

Respecting persons of all faiths,
I humbly submit this prayer in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen."

Oh my Oh My Oh My
He used the J word
Did he actually use the Jesus word

Please who will stand with me and pray for thei pastor to continue to have the courage to pray in Jesus name.

So many are trying to stop this.
We must pray for him and because he is President George Bush's pastor we must pray for both of them

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01-20-2005, 08:58 PM

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Rev. Kirbyjon Caldwell used Jesus's name in prayer

A Good and Faithful
Confidence-Keeper
A conversation with the Rev. Kirbyjon Caldwell, friend and pastor to President Bush

The Rev. Kirbyjon Caldwell is pastor of Windsor Village United Methodist Church, the largest United Methodist congregation in the nation, with 15,000 members. Caldwell is also a friend of President Bush's. They met when Bush was the governor of Texas; Bush admired Caldwell's work in using faith-based programs run out of his church to meet social needs. Over the years, they became friends, even though Caldwell is not a Republican. Why? Both are Texans. Both are Methodists. Both earned MBAs from renowned business schools. And both have a passion for faith-based programs. Beyond that, they both are known as straight-shooting CEO-types who don't get tangled up in a lot of introspection.

Today, Caldwell occasionally prays with the president on the phone, and Bush has long pointed to Caldwell's work as a positive example of what can be accomplished through local churches. Caldwell introduced Bush at the 2000 Republican National Convention, performed the benediction at the first inaugural, and spoke at the Sept. 14, 2001 National Day of Mourning. This year, he is again delivering the inaugural benediction.

Beliefnet senior editor Deborah Caldwell (no relation) spoke with Rev. Caldwell about his experiences as one of the president's spiritual confidantes.

After the 2000 Inauguration, a national brouhaha erupted because of how you ended your prayer. What do you remember about that controversy?

I don’t think I got the complete brunt of it, but from all indications it was surely a brouhaha within some sectors--and the brouhaha was over praying in the name of Jesus. Quite frankly, I had no intention of excluding or insulting anyone or any faith community. It was a very benign mistake. At the end of the prayer I said – I think this is what really agitated some people – I said, “Let all who agree say ‘Amen.’” Well, that’s how I’ve typically ended prayers--when I said let all who agree, the “all” meant all who agreed with the essence of the prayer, not all who agreed in the name of the name that’s above all others, Jesus the Christ.
I would never be that insensitive in that type of setting. But given what was said and given what was heard, I can completely understand why folk would be agitated, if not insulted. As a kid says, “My bad.” I will be more considerate on Thursday.

Eight months later, the president called on you again, this time to speak at the National Day of Mourning on Sept. 14, 2001. What do you remember of that service at the National Cathedral? Was it a spiritual experience?

I gotta tell you—first of all, I just prayed a lot that I wouldn’t mess up. And I prayed that I would be used by God to accomplish God’s purpose during that particular worship service. And then I literally blocked out the fact that people were viewing this service around the country and around the world. I was focused on the people I could see.

What really helped me was that there is one camera in that cathedral—just one. That one camera was placed inconspicuously, which de-emphasized the fact that it was being watched worldwide, and emphasized the fact that it was a worship experience. Now, the architecture of the building itself, in my humble biased opinion, did not readily lend itself to a preached moment because it is so very long. It is virtually impossible to make eye contact with anybody past halfway down the center aisle.

Do you feel a sense of responsibility as a spiritual guide for the president and the top people in government?

Definitely not the top people in government. To the extent that the president has reached out to me during these history-making moments, I am extremely honored—and honored is probably an understatement. He has reached out to me not once or twice, but three or four times now.

I think he’s obviously comfortable in asking me to perform these tasks. I have been a good and faithful steward both of God’s confidence and of his, and I hope I can continue to be used by the Lord to bless the people.

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01-21-2005, 01:14 AM

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Thank You Father for a man unafraid to speak the name of Jesus before all nations and religions. Thank You Father for a man who will do so twice in the world stage and not be ashamed or embarassed to do so. Thank you Father for a man of God who is unafraid to offend the sensitivities of those who claim to be 'politically correct'. Thank You for a man whose integrity is such that he has no fear of ridicule or censure but speaks clearly and openly to You and to Your Son. Thank You Father for this man and his connection to George W Bush as friend and confidant. Thank You Father for showing the world that you can be of different political parties and share a Faith in Jessus without spitting at each other. Thank You Father for Pastor Caldwell. AMEN!

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01-21-2005, 01:53 AM

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Dear Lord, my prayers are with the President during these Inaugural events, and I thank You that the prayer was included. I thank You that Kirbyjon Caldwell included the Name of Jesus and refused to be afraid or ahsamed. I pray that these things will be a witness to the nation and the world. It has been prophesied that becuase a praying man is in the Whithouse, revival will now come to America. I pray that happens. In Jesus Name, amen.