Old 03-01-2019, 03:17 PM
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Our Women on Mission group at church do this too. It's rewarding to us that participate and it lets the person know they are never alone and others are praying for them.
Originally Posted by Sandrea View Post
I wish you could find a group of ladies like some in one of our local churches here. They call themselves "Prayers and Squares Group". With donated fabrics, they sew squares into small lap quilts and use a yarn tie through the center of each square to tie it together. Then, When someone submits a name, to the church, of a member or friend who is facing surgery or has cancer or other illnesses and in need of comforting prayers, then during the church service, the quilt is passed around from person to person, each taking just a few seconds to say a short prayer while they tie a knot in the yarn tie, and pass to the next person to pray and tie a knot, for the person in need of prayers. The recipient of the quilt then feels the love and comfort from all the prayers that were said in all the tied knots on the quilt. You might check to see if there is such a group of dedicated quilter ladies in your area or perhaps suggest the idea to a local quilt guild perhaps to start a group like this. It is such a caring sharing way to use your quilting hobby.
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