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How can prayer support us through cancer?

TO

Community Member

a month ago

A CALL TO PRAYER 🙏 Good morning everyone in the community.. For quite some time now I’ve been asking Our Lord and Savior to guide me in the direction He has chosen for me which brought me to O4M in the first place.. Since then I’ve been praying for more direction and guidance daily. Over the past week I’ve come to realize that A CALL to Prayer is something we here could all use and with the help of Our Lord and Savior I’m offering a chance for those of you who would Love to become closer to Jesus to join me and anyone else in Prayer for our salvation.. For those of you whom wish to participate I’ll make it easy as possible.. It doesn’t matter what religion you belong to or how much faith you have just add your name in the comment section below and you’ll be included in my daily prayers.. Along with the entire community..🙏 If each and everyone of us every morning prays together for our salvation and Christ’s intervention in these times I’m positive our prayers will be heard.. We have nothing to lose or fear and EVERYTHING TO GAIN.. Through Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ Amen.. Starting tomorrow morning Friday July 10th 2026 will be the beginning of my journey in faith for everyone of us.. A simple Our Farther as Jesus stated in Matthew 6; 5-15 is what I’ll be praying. As far as I know it’s the Only Prayer ever given to us by Jesus in the bible.. I hope Everyone has a Blessed day ahead.. God Bless You All Thomas O

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TB

Community Member

a month ago

Thelma Bing Thank you!

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CA

Community Member

a month ago

Prayer can be a powerful source of comfort, hope, and strength during cancer treatment, offering many people a sense of peace and connection during difficult times. This beautiful invitation to come together in faith creates a supportive spiritual community where members can find encouragement and shared purpose. Many cancer patients and survivors find that prayer helps them cope with uncertainty, provides emotional support, and strengthens their resilience throughout their journey.

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MS

Community Member

a month ago

Michael Scott

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LR

Community Member

a month ago

Blessings to you. I will pray also. Luann

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KO

Community Member

a month ago

I hear you Aymee. Being able to vent is really important. I was divorced at 30. I’m 70 now. I’ve learned to nuture my friendships, which have lasted longer than any relationships I’ve had. I’m really happy now and I didn’t need a belief in a god to get there. Being diagnosed with stage IB vaginal cancer, instead of stage IV, may have had a lot to do with it though.

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RK

Community Member

a month ago

Robin

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JF

Community Member

a month ago

I'm just joining this community. Is this still happening?

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TO

Community Member

a month ago

Dear Judy F, Yes it’s still happening and will continue as long as the good Lord keeps me on this earth.. I’ll add you to my the list of people I pray for. Might I suggest that you also except Christ as your Lord and Savior and continually pray to him daily not only for yourself but for all the members of the community as well.. God Bless Thomas O

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TC

Community Member

24 days ago

This is September 2026. Are you still praying daily?

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