We’d like to invite you to participate in the National Day of Prayer for Law Enforcement Officers on Friday, June 17. To date (June 7), 80 law enforcement officers have been killed in the line of duty in this country in 2011. That means there are 80 sets of families, friends, and coworkers who have been left in grief and sadness. To honor these heroes, we are asking people of all faiths and all walks of life to come together and pray for the officers still working the streets.
As law enforcement family members, we pray every day that our officers return home safely. We cry at the news of another fallen officer. And, we reach out to the law enforcement community around us for support and reassurance. Now we are asking the community around us to do the same. Please make a commitment to support your law enforcement officers and their families. Please set aside some time on Friday, June 17 to stand united in prayer for our men and women in blue. Please spread word of this campaign to your family, friends, coworkers, and places of worship.
If you can, schedule a time to come together at your city hall, a local park, or your place of worship and pray together. Raise your voice to lift up our heroes in prayer. Give your time to help strengthen the law enforcement community and ask that each officers comes home safely each day. Show our officers that you appreciate the sacrifices they make to protect and serve you and your family.
The official Facebook Event Page for the 2011 National Day of Prayer for Law Enforcement Officers
What a fantastic idea and a great way for all of us to remember our fallen heroes and their families. Like you say, our LEO’s need all the support we can give them. Why not the support of their Father in Heaven. That is the strongest support I can think of for them but also for each of us. We all need more time with our Lord.
I pray for my best friends husband Bryan and another close friend Chris and Chris Z.
I am not married to a LEO but I do have family members & friends that are officers. They are in my thoughts & prayers each day.
Great to see that the church is being activated to pray. We have dedicated weekly prayer for our law enforcement every Friday at 9am from Las Vegas Prayer Mountain. Blessing:) Would love to have you join us via the internet at http://www.iclv.com for an amazing night to honor our law enforcement.
Join us for a special night!
‘HONORING OUR LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT’
On behalf of the faith based community, the International Church
of Las Vegas will be hosting a night for honoring our local law
enforcement and their families for their commitment of protecting
and serving the citizens of our community.
We are inviting all those who are currently serving and/or have
served (retired) in our local law enforcement agencies for example;
LVMPD, LVMPD Corrections, Henderson PD, North Las Vegas PD,
Boulder City PD, Mesquite PD, Nevada Department of Corrections,
Department of Public Safety, FBI, Bailiffs, CCSD PD, est.…
This will be an exciting evening of encouragement and inspirational
stories from our local law enforcement. Please spread the word and
RSVP to ICLV by June 21, 2011 @ 242-2273 or email
johnnym [at] iclv [dot] com.
Date: Sunday June 26th, 2011
Time: 6pm
Location: International Church of Las Vegas, 8100 Westcliff
Las Vegas, NV 89145.
Join us for a special night!
‘HONORING OUR LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT’
I pray for all the ones who take charge and step in and do what’s right who protect us every day I pray for them every night Dustin I pray you and keep you in my thoughts every day.
I just read this article in our local paper and would like to learn more about your organization. I am located in Angola Indiana and am a Steuben County Deputy family.
I pray for all the officers all over the world. Thank you so much for everything you do. I pray for your safety as you go out everyday and put your lives on the lne to protect us all. God Bless you all.
Is there an event in memphis, TN area?
I started something this morning after the death of a local sherriff in Upstate NY. I put the word remember on my sunvisor in my car, now whenever I get in my car I will say a prayer for our law enforcement officers and not only bless their souls but keep them safe.