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PRAY TEAM JESUS: Pastor Paul Jaramillo Leads us in Prayer for Rain in New Mexico

I asked Pastor Paul Jaramillo to lead us in prayer for rain……….God Bless you Pastor!
Heavenly Father, We worship You and give You praise. We also recognize that You are worthy to receive all glory and honor and praise. Once again Father we humbly come before you and plead the blood of your son Jesus upon a dire situation in in  our beautiful state of New Mexico with a personal plea for Catron county. Our friends there are dealing with a severe drought and are in desperate need of rain. Just as you blessed Elijahs prayer with an abundance of rain we humbly plea for an abundance of rain for our farmers and ranches in our state. We pledge allegiance to You and pray that the Blessed Holy Spirit would enable a flow of genuine faith in this time of prayer. I am thankful, Heavenly Father, that You have loved us from past eternity and that You sent your son the Lord Jesus Christ into the world to die as our substitute. We are thankful that the Lord Jesus Christ came as our representative and that through Him You have completely forgiven us. You have adopted us into Your family; You have assumed all responsibility for us; You have given us eternal life; You have given us the perfect righteousness of the Lord Jesus Christ so that we are now justified. I am thankful that in Him You have made us complete, and that You have offered Yourself to us to be our daily help and strength. Heavenly Father knowing all you have done merely by saving and healing the most wicked we know you are the one and only healer and deliverer who can bring this miracle of rain to pass.
In the name of your Son Jesus Christ we ask that this blessing would be bestowed upon us.
Amen
We also continue to pray for California, our hearts break at all the deaths and destruction. Let this sink in…..over 4 million acres of land scorched! We our in deep prayer for California and all of America. We are in the most difficult times as a nation since I was born in 1956.
FROM YESTERDAY:

Please pray for rain for New Mexico and all areas like California that are dry as a bone. There are parts in New Mexico where the Rio Grande river is dry. The drought is taking a huge toll on farmers and ranchers! As many of you know I love to do yard work and gardening. I see many trees dying here in Albuquerque. If you have tress and shrubs you must ‘deep root’ water them, at the very least once a month. You can purchase a ‘deep root’ watering mechanism at most hardware stores. Look around New Mexico and you will see many trees dying. A few years ago there was a report that Albuquerque led the nation in the death of trees.

New Mexico Drought: ‘Things are not looking good,’ state climatologist says

Dear Lord we ask you forgiveness from all wrongdoing so bless us with rain for you are indeed the provider of all goods. Lord, we seek refuge in you from our evil deeds, so accept our repentance and bless us with rain for the sake of our children, in Jesus name, Amen!

 

From AccuWeather:

 

 

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Big pattern changes ahead for parched western US

Forecasters say it is too early to detail specific rainfall amounts, but enough rain to douse some of the active wildfires and give firefighters the upper hand in the Northwest and Northern California is expected with the pattern change late in the week.

AccuWeather Global Weather Center – October 5, 2020 –  A significant shift in the weather pattern beginning late this week will bring much-needed rainfall and cooler air to areas of the western United States beleaguered with wildfires and drought.

“This is welcome news for firefighters on the front lines fighting a number of large blazes that have scorched millions of acres across the West as well as those who are suffering from poor air quality,” AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Alex Sosnowski said.

On Sunday, Cal Fire officials announced that a record 4 million acres have been scorched in California so far this fire season, more than doubling the previous record for the most acreage burned in the state in a year.

“The 4 million mark is unfathomable. It boggles the mind, and it takes your breath away. And that number will grow,” Scott McLean, a spokesman for Cal Fire, said according to The Associated Press.

Year-to-date, over 7.7 million acres of land across the U.S. have been burned by wildfires.

Forecasters say it is too early to detail specific rainfall amounts, but enough rain to douse some of the active wildfires and give firefighters the upper hand in the Northwest and Northern California is expected with the pattern change late in the week.

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In a year that has already brought apocalyptic skies and smothering smoke to the West Coast, California set a grim new record Sunday when officials announced that the wildfires of 2020 have now scorched a record 4 million acres — in a fire season that is far from over.
The unprecedented figure — an area larger than the state of Connecticut — is more than double the previous record for the most land burned in a single year in California.
So far, in this year’s historic fire season, more than 8,200 California wildfires have killed 31 people and scorched “well over 4 million acres in California.”
The blazes have destroyed more than 8,400 buildings. More Here on California Wildfires, Please Pray TEAM JESUS!

Fireman’s Prayer

When I am called to duty, God
whenever flames may rage,
Give me the strength to save some life
Whatever be its age.

Help me to embrace a little child
Before it’s too late,
Or some older person
from the horror of that fate.

Enable me to be alert
And hear the weakest shout,
And quickly and efficiently
to put the fire out.

I want to fill my calling
and give the best in me,
To guard my neighbor
And protect his property.

And if according to Your will
I have to lose my life,
Please bless with Your protecting hand
My children and my wife

History of the Fireman’s Prayer

The only way he could find to ease the pain of such a tragedy was to sit down and put his thoughts on paper. The phrase, “enable me to be alert and hear the weakest shout”, sends a chill up a firefighter’s spine as you imagine what he experienced on that fateful night. It was a particularly tough time for him as he had young children around the same age.While most accounts of the Firemen’s Prayer conclude with Author Unknown, the world renowned poem was written by Firefighter A.W. “Smokey” Linn. As a young firefighter in 1958 Linn and his crew responded to a fire in which three children were trapped behind security bars and died in the fire.

His granddaughter, Penny McGlachlin said that back then there were no grief counselors to help the firefighters. Penny believes this was an actual prayer from him, to god for the sake of his own family, the other fireman, and the families of the children.

Smokey joined the Wichita, Kansas Fire Department in 1947 after returning from World War 2. He retired in 1975 and became president of the local chapter of the Good Sam Camping Club. He passed away March 31, 2004 of complications following surgery.

The Fireman’s Prayer was originally published in a book called, “A Celebration of Poets” in 1958. The last copyright of the book was 1998. It is the family’s desire that the credit for the Firemen’s Prayer go to the author, A.W. Smokey Linn.

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