• Prayers for healing, peace and justice in our communities.
• Prayers continue for our churches, PNC (Pastor Nominating Committee), schools and graduates, frontline workers, our workplaces and livelihoods for all, and peace in the world.
• Lake Crystal and Kasota have entered into a yoked position and are in the pastor search process for finding a minister for our congregations.

• Ample green space converted to community gardens, dog parks, and places for meditation.
• Fellowship halls with performance stages for use by nonprofit theater companies raising up young actors.
• Underused gymnasiums to share with community sports leagues and charter schools.
• Empty classrooms for use by a county's service to developmentally delayed children and their parents.
• Office spaces converted to nonprofit use by community groups (p. 17).

The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? The Lord is the stronghold of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?—Psalm 27:1

• For Rev. John Lindholm, retired pastor, Fergus Falls
• For Rev. Mark Chamberlain, retired pastor, Willmar
• For Rev. Bob Bartlett, First Presbyterian Churches of Brewster & Round Lake
• For Rev. Michael Roys, retired pastor, Winnebago
• For Rev. Elaine and Kent Boyd at First Presbyterian Church of Amboy
• Rev. Araceli Itzep from the Occidente Presbytery
• For Bety Cifuentes, the treasurer of the Partnership Committee, who is beginning chemotherapy
• For the "Men in the Mirror" program. Men from Occidente that MVP supported financially to attend the classes a couple of years ago are going to share the information they gained with different churches in the eastern and central parts of Guatemala. They, along with the chaplains of the national Presbyterian church, will also be training Christian policemen in what they learned from "Men in the Mirror."