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Special Prayer Request - Bishop Franklin R. Massengale

As I write, our pastor at Clinton, Tennessee, Brother Russell Massengale is in the Critical Care Unit of a hospital in Oak Ridge. He needs your prayers. The lack of information prevents me from posting more, however, I have been in contact with the family every 45 minutes.

Please take a moment right now to pray for this man of God, who has pastored the Clinton church for over almost 35 years.

Comments

Kathy Carter said…
Please pray for my pastor. He is a true man of God. His sermons has touched my heart each and every service. I have never seen a more humble, caring, loving pastor as he is. I have been going to the Clinton Church Of God Of Proghecy for about three years now, and have felt the presence of God in each service, My pastor is a Shepherd that cares for his flock. Please pray God will touch him and bring him to a full recovery. Thanks, Kathy
Kathy Carter said…
I am so priviledged to have Bro. Massengale as my pastor. I have attended the Church Of God Of Prohecy for three years, and you could not ask for a more humble man of God. He is such a loving Shepherd to all who enter, he is so caring and kind to everyone. I appreciate his stand for the Lord and his messages he brings from God's word. Please pray for him. God is still on the throne and in the healing business. He can restore him back to health. Remember the family also as they are at the hospital, that God will comfort and give them strength as they are there with Bro. Massengale. Kathy Carter

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