MEDICAL
Monday
Pray for health care providers patients chaplains first responders hospitals clinics free medical providers rehabilitation services assisted living nursing homes home health services addiction recovery programs today.
Thank you for joining us in the United Prayer Room. In this room, you can share your prayer requests, pray for others, see how many times others have prayed for your requests, and learn how God is responding to our prayers.
By submitting prayer requests and praise reports, you are acknowledging that you are over 14 years old and are giving consent for Ozark Mountain Legacy (OML) to post the prayer requests and responses online, on our social media, and in emailed prayer lists. OML has the right to edit all information submitted to ensure the proper level of privacy and decency is maintained. Prayer posts are moderated according these guidelines, so please allow up to 24 hours for your requests to appear.
In the United Prayer Room, we invite people to pray to God as a community. This is a place to connect to others by praying for needs and seeing how God responds.
We want the United Prayer Room to be a welcoming and trustworthy space for all. When submitting requests, please:
- Keep a community focus in mind; while our main priority is prayer for Stone and Taney Counties, we also want to remember needs in our state, our nation, and other countries
- Respect the privacy of individuals by not giving last names or identifying information
- Do not post hyperlinks, ads, spam-like content, copyrighted material, or content – including political content – that OML deems inappropriate
- Remember the importance of posting praise reports of answered prayer; this encourages the prayer warriors and allows us to thank and praise the Lord for His responses
As we follow these guidelines, we honor God, respect each other, and strengthen our community. Thank you for participating in this ministry.
Thank you for joining us in the United Prayer Room. In this room, you can share your prayer requests, pray for others, see how many times others have prayed for your requests, and learn how God is responding to our prayers.
By submitting prayer requests and praise reports, you are acknowledging that you are over 14 years old and are giving consent for Ozark Mountain Legacy (OML) to post the prayer requests and responses online, on our social media, and in emailed prayer lists. OML has the right to edit all information submitted to ensure the proper level of privacy and decency is maintained. Prayer posts are moderated according these guidelines, so please allow up to 24 hours for your requests to appear.
In the United Prayer Room, we invite people to pray to God as a community. This is a place to connect to others by praying for needs and seeing how God responds.
We want the United Prayer Room to be a welcoming and trustworthy space for all. When submitting requests, please:
- Keep a community focus in mind; while our main priority is prayer for Stone and Taney Counties, we also want to remember needs in our state, our nation, and other countries
- Respect the privacy of individuals by not giving last names or identifying information
- Do not post hyperlinks, ads, spam-like content, copyrighted material, or content – including political content – that OML deems inappropriate
- Remember the importance of posting praise reports of answered prayer; this encourages the prayer warriors and allows us to thank and praise the Lord for His responses
As we follow these guidelines, we honor God, respect each other, and strengthen our community. Thank you for participating in this ministry.
Click on "Share Your Prayer Request" below to submit a prayer
Please add your prayer requests and praise reports using this form. They will be posted within 24 hours. By submitting posts, you are agreeing to follow the United Prayer Room Guidelines.
Curt McLaughlin
In the midst of ever-changing elements of healthcare, thank you for being the constant--the faithful, unchanging, Father. Please draw near to the healthcare leaders as new systems, policies and procedures are rolled out. May there be wisdom, grace and even encouragement amidst the conversations. We also pray that you would assist those on the front lines for as the changes hit, they are still having to manage the needs of patients and families.
Thank you for your help, your love and your provision. In Christ we pray. Amen.
Received: September 29, 2025
Curt McLaughlin
Father, Thank You for giving us a time to join together with fellow believers to remember the Lord Jesus yesterday. As we go forth this week, help us to carry Your Light, vision and hope with each situation and person we encounter.
Lord, you know the deepest needs of our hearts and the spiritual warfare that exists. Please watch over and protect the hospital chaplains, resident chaplains and volunteers who have encountered significant health challenges this past week. Meet them where they are and bring comfort and healing to each situation. To you be the glory. Amen.
Received: September 22, 2025
Curt McLaughlin
Lord, thank you that even though our needs are so great on this Monday morning, that You are greater still. Please draw close to a dear brother, Buddy, who is undergoing brain surgery this morning. Be his peace and comfort and use the medical team in a mighty way.
As we have new chaplain residents, go before them in their day-to-day activities. Help them to manage this new pace and the challenging stories that they are engaged with. Give them assurance that You have them right where You want them, O Lord.
Through Christ our Lord we pray. Amen.
Received: September 15, 2025
Mike Pitman
Father God, we pray today for our friends & family suffering from different stages of cancer, two with stage 4-Pancreatic and may be in your arms soon. Be with their doctors and surgeons to utilize your gifts and talents you've provided. We lift them up as they are your children and love you, our prayer today is your will to be done for them and their family members as they walk through this together. May they all be shining examples of your love and compassion. We pray for miracles but know the miracle may be a perfect life in your presence.
Received: September 8, 2025
Curt McLaughlin
Father, thank you for your continued provision for the patients, families and staff. As one cohort of Chaplain Residents graduates and another begins, please help in this transition. We ask that you provide opportunities for those who have completed the program. We also ask that you would a give assurance and peace to those who are beginning what is an amazing, yet challenging year. Help them to get their feet under them quickly knowing that You are the Firm Foundation of our faith. In Christ Jesus we pray. Amen.
Received: August 25, 2025
Curt McLaughlin
Lord God, we come before You knowing that You are the Sustainer and You are our Provider. There are those within our community who have encountered unexpected financial burdens related to healthcare. Additionally, there are those who refrain from getting the help that they need because of the potential cost involved. Father, draw near to those within our community who are feeling such weight upon their shoulders. Carry their load, O Lord. Meet their needs and be their Help.
Thank you for your Love. In Christ we ask for your favor. Amen.
Received: August 18, 2025
Curt McLaughlin
Father, Please help all believers working in healthcare remain steadfast in their love and devotion towards You. May they be bright lights for your glory in their compassion, diligence and advocacy as they deal with the most challenging of situations. Thank you for your Love. May the world experience that Love through your people. Amen.
Received: August 11, 2025
Curt McLaughlin
Lord, please draw close to a dear brother, Andrew. He is currently in extreme pain (pancreatic cancer) and the pain meds are not helping. Please give discernment and wisdom to him, his wife, and the medical team on how to move forward. Thank you that he knows You and Your Son, the Lord Jesus Christ. Please be his help right now. Amen.
Received: August 4, 2025
Curt McLaughlin
Father, we come before you today on behalf of those within the community who are sitting in the unknown. These brothers and sisters who are awaiting a conversation with a specialist, an exam, or a test result and the weight can be unbearable. Draw near and may they feel your comfort and peace. Thank you for being the God who is all-knowing. Thank you that you promise to be with us, ALWAYS. To you be the Glory, Amen.
Received: July 28, 2025
Aaron Holt
Heavenly Father, as a chaplain in the hospital, I am grateful for the opportunity to bring your presence near to people who are suffering. May you guide the steps of all the chaplains who are serving in various health-care capacities, from disaster relief to hospital to hospices. Grant us wisdom to navigate the betwixt and between in which we find ourselves. May your kingdom be advanced as a result of our efforts. In Jesus' holy name, Amen.