Amen and amen. Hey, welcome Church of 1122, whether you're online or at one of our campuses.

We're glad you're here. If you've got your Bibles, in just a couple of minutes, we'll end up in Luke chapter 15 is where we are going.

We have seven campuses all over Jacksonville and surrounding areas. Five of those are campuses, kind of like San Pablo. Two of those campuses can't meet right now because we have two of our campuses in prisons at Baker Correctional and Union Correctional. All of the guys at Baker have less than five years on their sentence, and they will be coming back to Duval County, and that was our first prison campus.

And so we typically, before COVID shut everything down, we would have a couple hundred men every Monday night worshiping together there with us.

And then at Union, the average sentence at Union is a life sentence.

So most of those brothers are not leaving

there. And we've got about a hundred men that worship together with us there. COVID has hit both of

those places really, really hard, and they are not allowed to meet right now. And so whether

you're worshiping with us online or you're one at one of our campuses, I thought we would just take

just a minute and just pray for our brothers at Union and at

Baker. So would you please bow your head and join me and praying for them? A good and gracious Heavenly

Father, Lord, every time I walk on one of those campuses, the reality of Romans 828 is just tangible,

that you are at work in all things for the good of those that love you and are called

according to your purpose, and that God, you could use even these men's incarceration to slow them

down long enough that you would chase them down with the good news of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

And so right now, Lord, we pray for their safety.

We pray for their help.

God, we pray for the administrators. God, we pray for all of the workers there. And we pray that you would continue to be at work. As those two campuses can't meet together, God, we thank you for the good gift of technology that they can worship by themselves via the service that we provide

there.

But, God, we pray that you would do a mighty, mighty work and that you would heal this thing,

God, so that we could gather together in your name.

And we all joined together as one church over many locations and many different times and all

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