Kickas.org Forums Ankylosing Spondylitis General Discussion #1 AS Web Support Group National Prayer Day

Tomorrow has been declared a National Day of Prayer by Pres. Bush. We have all been asked to attend a church of our choice tomorrow at noon to pay tribute to our fallen brothers and sisters. I will be there. Hope you will be too. Laurie

I will be there! I think it is very important for the world to come together. A friend of mine from Ireland said that this Friday in her country it is going to be national Mourning Day. The schools will be closed, most businesses will be closed, and that everyone is supposed to come together for prayer and support.

Take care and huggggs,

Lisa

Our church is having something in the evening. My family and I will be there for sure!!!

Michelle

Thanks for letting us know Laurie. I missed that announcement.

I will do my best to be at church tomorrow.



Kiss my AS, Amy

I will be getting my Remicade injection at lunch but will be at the church sometime tomorrow if only by myself. I will light a candle tomorrow night and will fly a US flag at my home as soon as I find one. We must all support our president and our country as we embark on a war to free the world from the threat of terriorism. Many will die and suffer, and we may be attacked in ways we haven't thought because these people to conduct attacks are insane and evil. I will pray for the victims, any survivors, our country, our president, the FBI, the CIA, our soldiers, and freedom from evil forces against us.

Jeff

Here in the UK we have just come off the back of a national 3 minute silence. All local and national television and radio stations stopped broadcating, all lessons were halted in the schools, the whole country stopped. My own experience of it is that I work in a extremely busy and always bustling office/warehouse type business, I took the 15 phones of the hook, (they ring constantly all day from 7.30 AM - 6.30 PM). The silence was very potent indeed.

Cheers,
    Loz.....

I didn't get a chance to get to church at lunch or for one of the services. I was the only one at my office today. I did however did watch the Washington service and the Moment of Silence in Los Angeles (which I participated even if it was in my office). My hubby made sure we had our candles lit and in the front yard at 7pm.

Take care and hugggggs,

Lisa

I was having one of my bad days and could not get out of the house. But I also did watch it on TV and felt a bit better after words. Rev.Billy gramham is a great man and said some things that I my self need to hear. I am so glad that he went there even sick the way he is.

I just wished we all could wake up and this all be a bad dream. But it is not is it?

Donna

1 2 3, 1 2 3 no pain no gain!!

I knew all of you would be supportive in any way that you could--you all always are. Please keep those prayers going, we all sure need them, the victims, their families, our country and especially our leaders. Laurie

I know what you mean about hoping it is all a bad dream. I have found myself thinking that a lot the last couple of days. I know the morning that it happened my hubby had me pinch him to see if he was asleep.

Rev. Graham is a wonderful man. It is sad to see the way his disease has affected him. He did give a wonder surmon.

I am sorry that you are having bad days. I know what they feel like. I hope you start feeling better soon.

Take care and huggggs,

Lisa