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Prayer for my son please.
Our sailor is 19. He is in fleet and on his way back to home port. Please pray peace, protection, grace, and joy over him. Something is going on, we are not sure what. Just pray the Word over him, please as led. My moms heart is hurting for him, I know we have power in prayer! Binding the enemy, doing my part in prayer. Ty for praying!
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Praying for your son and you.
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I will definatly pray for your son, I know exacly what it's like, we have a sailor who's in a very dangerous place, we're praying she will make it home in febuary. it's very hostill where she is. I hope you give your son all the loving he will need when he gets to your house, just think of that, don't think of any thing else, that's how we're getting thru, sending lots of prayers and lots of love to your son from one mom to another, we can all put our hearts together and make your a lot stronger so when he does come home , you will be strong enough to handle anything that you need to. moms can love there children well again, we work miracles all the time, and it sounds like its time for one now. love to you and God bless you and your family for his service too, and him for his, he must be a special person, God bless everybody concerned.
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