Sending Knee Mails



I call it sending "knee mails" when I kneel down and think of  missionaries in our mission that need special prayers.  

Missionaries can find themselves in my prayers every morning as I think of their needs.

Some have health problems. (Broken bones, aching teeth, kidney stones, not able to sleep, just to name a few.)

Others get calls from home about a family member who has passed away.

Others are struggling with keeping the rules. I pray that they will have that extra power to do the right.

I hear of emotional problems and pray for that.

These missionaries are so dog gone special to me.  

I pray for all of them every single day. 

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