the power of the community. we need to continue to comfort father god those that can t be comforted. the truth of the matter is, lord, our city is hurting. but one day, lord, we know that our city will march back into that theater and we will claim that theater back dear god. it doesn t be long to terrorists, it belongs to the city of aurora. we ask, father god, that you would bring this comfort and that you would have it rest and rule in our hearts in jesus name we pray and everyone said, amen. god bless you. representative rhonda fields.
minds. we are drained, we are in pain and we are angry. but tonight we pray. god spread over us the shelter of shalom, of peace, knowing full well that peace can seem out of reach in the aftermath of devastation. help us to see the potential for holiness that resides within each of us. god, we have felt your healing presence in the outpouring of love and caring that binds this incredible community together. we have witnessed your love in moments of clarity that cut through the deafening sorrow that fills our heart and our home. you have learned of selfless acts of courage that stir our souls and remind us of the inhair rapt goodness that you have implanted within us. guide us to see the good in the midst of evil. grant us peace your most
give us the strength to restore hope and promise in our families, with our friends, with our co-workers, just heal us, lord. touch every person in the hospital, every family who has lost a loved one. all of our first responders or doctors and therapists and counselors. touch us, lord. touch those that are injured, wounded, scarred or battered. thank you lord for each life that is here today and let our lives be the testimony of hope. thank you, lord, for the leadership of this beautiful city and this great state. we are aurora, we are strong and we are one. god bless you all. (applause) prayer for peace rabbi joe
the power of the community. we need to continue to comfort father god those that can t be comforted. the truth of the matter is, lord, our city is hurting. but one day, lord, we know that our city will march back into that theater and we will claim that theater back dear god. it doesn t be long to terrorists, it belongs to the city of aurora. we ask, father god, that you would bring this comfort and that you would have it rest and rule in our hearts in jesus name we pray and everyone said, amen. god bless you. representative rhonda fields.
black. let us pray. our god and god of all people, god of the rich and god of the poor, god of the faceless and god of the famous. god of the victims, god of all who cry on their behalf. god of those who have no god. we have come together at this sacred solemn hour to pray for peace. past days have been filled with horror. we have seen the devastating effect of violence on those killed injured on their loved ones and those who may have escaped physical violence but who bear painful wounds deep within their soul. we have held tightly to our own children and played out the scenarios of what ifs and why notes over and over again in our