Prayer Warriors Battle Plan - October 2021

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Prayer Warriors

Battle Plan

October 2021

October Events and Requests

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Give thanks for a specific answer to prayer: our new Senior Advisor, Sen. Rick Santorum!
Pray that he will be effective in assisting Mark Meckler with his intense travel and speaking
schedule—a need we have been laying before the Lord for the past couple years.

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Lift up the movement of the resolution in several states. Pray for wisdom to know how to best
communicate to legislators, specifically in PA, NC, and SC.

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Our new mentoring department is exploding with interest in Servant Leadership classes,
Bible Studies and those who want to go deeper with one-on-one mentoring in the SHAWL
series. Pray for wisdom and time for national staff to meet these discipleship opportunities.

Leadership Prayer Focus

Attendees on the September prayer call had a chance to hear from Grant
Martin, Regional Director for NC, SC, KY, VA, WV, and CO.
Grant requests prayer specifically for passage of the COS resolution in North
Carolina, where there are obstacles in the Senate. Also ask the Lord to bless
him with strength, courage, and wisdom he needs to serve in his role and for
steadfastness, strength, and faith for the teams he oversees.

Scripture of the Month

Then Jesus told his disciples a parable to show them that they should always pray and not give

up… “And will not God bring about justice for his chosen ones, who cry out to him day and

night? Will he keep putting them off? I tell you, he will see that they get justice, and quickly.

However, when the Son of Man comes, will he find faith on the earth?” — Luke 18:1, 7 & 8

Lord, we confess that your idea of bringing justice “quickly” does not always match our expecta-
tions. We see such enormous problems in our nation that apparently are not being addressed, and
even seem too large to be solved by normal political processes. We’ve been pursuing an Article V
convention for years now and there is much opposition. But we know the real issue at hand is not
your power or purposes, but our faith. Let us be people in whom you find faith on the earth. Give
us your insight into your perspective and trust in you when the answer seems delayed. We thank
you in advance for all you are doing.

Second Sunday Prayer Call - Sunday, October 10, 9:00 pm Eastern

On line: https://meet.jit.si/cosprayerwarriors, password: liberty

By phone: 512-647-1431, access code: 533 792 80#

Daily Prayer Guide for October 2021

1  New York and Illinois: ask for great connec-

tions at The World's Largest Garage Sale
and the Sangamon County Gun Show this
weekend, as well as the NEACA Gun Show
next weekend.

2  Wisconsin: Praise report! Sen. Andre Jacque,

COS sponsor, is out of the hospital and re-
covering from COVID. This is a testimony to
the power of prayer, because it really did not
look like he would recover. Thank you Lord!

3  North Carolina: there are seven senators

that are either opposed or unwilling to take
a stand on COS. We need at least five of
these folks to change their minds to get
passed in the Senate.

4  Arizona: lift up AG Mark Brnovitch who is

the official responsible for taking action on
the election audit results.

5  Pray 2 Thessalonians 1:11 as a blessing

over all our COS volunteers.

6  Lift up Regional Director Susan Peters as

she manages with less-than-ideal internet
access, and pray for a good resolution.

7  Alabama: pray that the Education Task

Force will have much success uncovering
CRT in schools, as well as businesses and
churches. Also join the team in praying for
proper dealing with the vaccine mandates.

8  Illinois: lift SD David Winters and the team

as they decide about the best date for a rally
at the capital.

9  Delaware: pray for good weather, great

connections, and hundreds of petition signa-
tures at the Apple Scrapple Festival today.
Also ask God to raise up DCs in two key
locations, Districts 13 and 14.

10  Indiana: lift up Dave Trombley who is

battling bone marrow cancer, and Tim
Heidenreich’s daughter Jennifer who is also
suffering with cancer.

11  Louisiana: pray for relief from rain and espe-

cially hurricanes. Many people are suffering
and living in primitive conditions, especially
in the bayou. Those hit hardest are often
quite poor. Pray for strength and effective-
ness for relief workers.

12  Pray for leaders for the COS Prayer Warriors

Team who have a calling to prayer.

13  Texas: pray for success in filling precincts

with chairs and delegates and voter regis-
trars characterized by strong relationships.
Also lift up the Follow-up Team as they work
to keep up with the influx of supporters and
maintain a personal touch..

14  Wisconsin: pray for passage in the Senate

before the end of the year.

The Power of Prayer

Our basis of faith for having every prayer answered:

Continue to ask, and God will give to you. Continue to search, and you will find. Continue to
knock, and the door will open for you. Yes, whoever continues to ask will receive. Whoever
continues to look will find. And whoever continues to knock will have the door opened for them.

Do any of you have a son? If he asked for bread, would you give him a rock? Or if he asked for a
fish, would you give him a snake? Of course not! Even you bad people know how to give good
things to your children. So surely your heavenly Father will give good things to those who ask
him.

— Matthew 7: 7-11 (ERV)

15  Rhode Island: thank God for the effective

use of last year's strategy of communication
for growth. Pray for this year's activation of
those who have signed the petition.

16  The problem of social media censorship has

the potential to affect the COS message.
Pray for a solution that reflects the princi-
ples of free speech, promotes integrity, and
respects the free market system

17  New Hampshire: pray for the activation of

the NH surge strategy.

18  North Carolina: join SD Joy Ruhmann in

praying for a state grassroots coordinator to
help with the many responsibilities that are
currently piled on her.

19  South Dakota: pray for more leadership roles

to be filled and for reliable applicants who
will persevere through the on-boarding
process. Also pray for success in many
upcoming events.

20  In our fight for liberty, let’s remember the

thousands of Christians around the world
who are persecuted for their faith.

21  Virginia: ask for success in block-walking

efforts, and continue to pray that God will
raise up a state director.

22  Pennsylvania: pray for continued engage-

ment of supporters as the resolution moves
through the legislature, Senate first.

23  Georgia: lift up the state strategy meeting

happening today and tomorrow.

24  Nevada: give thanks for the new State

Director and Grassroots Coordinator. Pray
for strength, vision, and wisdom as they
take the leadership roles. Protect them and
their families from harm. Help them and the
rest of the Nevada team to fill many more
volunteer roles.

25  Louisiana: give thanks for the safe return of

James Carignan, son of COS volunteers,
from Afghanistan. Continue to pray for a
state communications coordinator.

26  Colorado: pray for a contact in CO to send

items for the prayer guide.

27  David Horowitz is a strong COS advocate

with a unique perspective on the dangers of
the far-left agenda. He values the Christian
faith and its political benefits, but calls
himself an agnostic personally. Ask God to
draw him to faith.

28  Maine: give thanks for a good complement of

DCs, and pray for a grassroots coordinator.

29  Texas: pray for growth in the Texas prayer

team and veterans coalition. Also lift up
several volunteers who have COVID.

30  Vermont: thank God for the camaraderie and

cooperation among the team. Pray for a
State Director.

31  Idaho: give thanks for God’s blessing at gun

shows: the team has over 6,000 signers! Pray
for an increase in the active Panhandle team
from its current number of 16 people to 100.

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