Pray.

Pray.
For children who don't understand what it means that their parents are dead.
Pray.
For sisters who haven't heard if their brothers are okay.
Pray.
For mothers whose baby was ripped from their arms and is now nowhere to be found.
Pray.
For rescue workers who are trying desperately to find and help those who survived.
Pray.
For rescue workers who are trying to find someone to recognize the dead body.
Pray.
For rescue workers who are just praying that the dead body they are about to turn over isn't their mother.
Pray.
For the high number of people whose homes are flattened, and wander around with no where to go.
Pray.
For those whose entire town of their childhood-school, neighborhood, community- completely wiped out.
Pray.
For parents whose children are in college and can't get in touch to make sure they are alright.
Pray.
For the hand of the doctors and nurses who care for so many victims.
Pray.
For the doctors and nurses who have to break the news to a wife that her husband didn't pull through.
Pray.
When all you feel like doing is blaming God.
Pray.
When the world comes crashing down around you.
Pray
When you realize you are blessed because your family is still safe and alive.
Pray.
That someone comes to know Christ through the devastation
Pray.
That someone comes BACK to Christ through the devastation.
Pray.
That Christians wake up.
Pray.
For EVERY soul affected in any way by this tragedy.
Pray.
Pray.
Pray.

Search and pray for opportunities to lend a hand.

If we are ever going to become a "City on our Knees," NOW is the time.

(This was written in response to the April 2011 tornadoes that destroyed parts of Alabama).