PRAY FOR ALASKA - Super Cold moves in (-50 degrees)
PRAY FOR ALASKA, it is literally running out of shovels, some homes are running out of fuel in northern Alaska and some churches are coming to the aid of those homes by buying fuel to warm their home. Gary Simple, an Athabascan evangelistic, drives on Gospel trips to villages in weather that is -50 degrees! Pray for Margo, Gary's wife as she stays home and prays for his safety. Pray for the lifting of the weather pattern to move on. Isaiah 55:11-12
Moose season is open, but the Alaskan natives cannot hunt because of the severe cold. Families are going hungry as well. One Moose (which is larger than a horse) can supply a family for the winter). Pray for the safety of wood burning. House fires in these cold areas is alarmingly arising! Pray for the safety of the men who hunt. Pray for the chiefs and councils in the villages in knowing how to rule and help their villages for employment and caring for one another. Two young men, Gary and Julius have developed herniated discs in their backs. They have pain. Pray for the election process this week and all leadership and council members in the interior and coastal towns. Pray for wisdom for the town council leaders as they made decisions and the protection of their towns and families. May people come out and vote in the midst of the cold. It is so important for all who live in these cold conditions to have positive hearts and ability to have a caring heart along with family and community support. Click here
In this image provided by the U.S. Coast Guard the Coast Guard Ice Breaker Healy guides the Russian tanker Renda closer to the fuel transfer mooring point Saturday Jan. 14, 2012. Russian tanker carrying much-needed fuel to Nome moored less than a half mile from the town's iced-in harbor Saturday evening, starting final preparations for delivering the diesel fuel and gasoline, the Coast Guard said. (AP Photo/US Coast Guard, Petty Officer 2nd Class Charly Hengen) ALL NEWS SOURCES FOR ALASKA
Emergency Services - Nome, Alaska
Emergency Services - Fairbanks, Alaska
Fairbanks Memorial Hospital - Fairbanks, Alaska
Tribal Councils of Alaska
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PRAY FOR ALASKA, it is literally running out of shovels, some homes are running out of fuel in northern Alaska and some churches are coming to the aid of those homes by buying fuel to warm their home. Gary Simple, an Athabascan evangelistic, drives on Gospel trips to villages in weather that is -50 degrees! Pray for Margo, Gary's wife as she stays home and prays for his safety. Pray for the lifting of the weather pattern to move on. Isaiah 55:11-12Moose season is open, but the Alaskan natives cannot hunt because of the severe cold. Families are going hungry as well. One Moose (which is larger than a horse) can supply a family for the winter). Pray for the safety of wood burning. House fires in these cold areas is alarmingly arising! Pray for the safety of the men who hunt. Pray for the chiefs and councils in the villages in knowing how to rule and help their villages for employment and caring for one another. Two young men, Gary and Julius have developed herniated discs in their backs. They have pain. Pray for the election process this week and all leadership and council members in the interior and coastal towns. Pray for wisdom for the town council leaders as they made decisions and the protection of their towns and families. May people come out and vote in the midst of the cold. It is so important for all who live in these cold conditions to have positive hearts and ability to have a caring heart along with family and community support. Click here
In this image provided by the U.S. Coast Guard the Coast Guard Ice Breaker Healy guides the Russian tanker Renda closer to the fuel transfer mooring point Saturday Jan. 14, 2012. Russian tanker carrying much-needed fuel to Nome moored less than a half mile from the town's iced-in harbor Saturday evening, starting final preparations for delivering the diesel fuel and gasoline, the Coast Guard said. (AP Photo/US Coast Guard, Petty Officer 2nd Class Charly Hengen) ALL NEWS SOURCES FOR ALASKA
Emergency Services - Nome, Alaska
Emergency Services - Fairbanks, Alaska
Fairbanks Memorial Hospital - Fairbanks, Alaska
Tribal Councils of Alaska
