Prayerstream

Prayerstream offers spiritual and emotional care to people in crisis. Just as Mennonite Disaster Service “responds, rebuilds and restores“ people’s physical homes and property, Prayerstream responds after a disaster to help restore minds, hearts, and souls.

A vintage Airstream provides a soulful gathering place for hospitality, care, prayer, and meditation.  Practicing kindness and love, we offer a space for stories to be shared, hearts to be refreshed, and spirits to be renewed.

The Prayerstream team includes chaplains, counselors, teachers, pastors, social workers, and lay people who volunteer to listen and offer support.

Currently we are involved in helping to facilitate a bi-national Mennonite Disaster Service project near Grand Lake. We partnered in the planning, and are now providing leadership, devotions, and creation care activities for 5 youth groups, one each week until the end of July.  The young people are doing tasks related to restoration of the land after the devastating East Troublesome fire.

We will be present with the Airstream at First Mennonite Church in Denver at the end of July for the MSMC assembly. Feel free to come by to gather information, pray, or just visit and receive our hospitality!

From August 4-7, we will again be working with MDS in Questa, New Mexico, helping to transform a trailer park into a center for healing and hope.  Worship and ceremony will be woven together with meaningful work.  Volunteers are welcome!

For more information or to sign up to help, contact Carole Suderman:  cjsude@yahoo.com.

Thanks for your prayers and support!