Moms In Touch
International
Public School – Private School - Home School
Moms In Touch International is: Two or more moms who meet regularly to pray for their children, their schools, their teachers and administrators for one hour each week.
Moms In Touch International is: Mothers, grandmothers or anyone woman who is willing to pray for a specific child and school.
Moms In Touch International is: Moms who believe that prayer makes a difference!
Moms In Touch International Groups include: Children in Preschool, Elementary, Junior High, High School, College, Military, Career, Special Needs, and Prodigals.
First Baptist Church Tolland- Moms In Touch Meeting
Tuesdays 1 PM
Fellowship Hall
You are not signing up for yet another ministry, you are not required to be there every week. As the Lord is leading you and as your schedule allows, please come. We are praying for the next generation!!
On September 19 churches around the world will honor educators in their congregations by praying for local schools, staff and students as the school year begins.
To Bless Our Schools through prayer, please pray for…
STUDENTS
STAFF
SAFETY
To see if your school is covered in prayer or if you would like to join an existing group please contact:
Tess Grous
Area Coordinator Tolland County Connecticut
Moms In Touch International
Phone: 860-870-4471
Email: PrayerMomTess@sbcglobal.net
Visit the Mom's In Touch Website: www.MomsInTouch.org
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Mom's In Touch Personal Testimony:
My daughter, Laura, gave her heart to Jesus at age three. However, as a teen she decided being a Christian wasn't for her. Even so, Jesus has never given up and has kept his hand on her life despite her efforts to stray.
When she was eighteen, she traveled out of state to visit a friend. While there, the two of them went to a concert. Laura and I had discussed this particular band many times before. I agreed with her that they had a great sound, but their lyrics were especially offensive and blatantly anti-Jesus.
By a fluke, I learned that my daughter and her friend were on their way to this concert. From 700 miles away, there was little I could do to stop her. But I could pray.
That morning I talked to a woman who at one time had a wayward son. She said she used to pray, "Lord, send an angel to watch over him." Although I was skeptical, I prayed that prayer for Laura.
The next day I picked her up from the airport and asked her about the concert. She told me her eyes were opened to evil. "It was both beautiful and compelling, repulsive and horrifying." she said. Then she added, "This might sound weird, but I think the lead singer sold his soul to the devil. Do you think that's possible?"
We had a great discussion about that. Then she told me about a man wearing a bright yellow shirt with 'Jesus' on it who stood next to her during the entire concert. "He just stood there, not saying anything.
Who wears a yellow Jesus shirt to a concert?" she asked.
My heart pounded. An angel would, I thought. I don't know if the man was really an angel. But he was an answer to my prayer, if only to remind me that wherever my daughter goes, Jesus goes with her. That thought comforts me. Someday I pray it will comfort Laura, too.