Founding Mothers of the Military Moms Prayer Group
Margy Kulczycki, Pam Proctor, Gail Reams, Linda Colontrelle, Michele Scales
Prayer Group
Founded in August 2006 in Vero Beach, Florida, by five women with ties to the military, the Military Moms Prayer Group brings together women of faith to pray weekly for our sons and daughters in uniform. The group includes mothers, grandmothers, aunts and spouses of servicemen and women, as well as “cheerleaders” without relatives in the military who join with us to offer support and encouragement.
Our sons and daughters are posted to trouble spots throughout the world, from the deserts of Iraq, to the bush in Africa, to the waters of the Persian Gulf, and to the DMZ in South Korea. Ranging from Army privates to Navy captains, they include Navy SEALS; Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps pilots; Air Force Special Ops forces; Navy Seabees; Army Rangers; Air Force and Marine Corps intelligence experts; Army nurses; and Navy doctors, to name a few.
The Military Moms Prayer Group meets to pray for the troops from 5-6 P.M. every Thursday at Christ Church Vero Beach, 667 20th Street, Vero Beach, Florida 32960.
The Military Moms Prayer Group meets to pray for the troops from 5-6 P.M. every Thursday at Christ Church Vero Beach, 667 20th Street, Vero Beach, Florida 32960.
Week after week, as we pray in our own traditions, we feel the palpable presence of God’s Spirit giving us strength, courage, and hope.
New members are always welcome. Whether you participate in our weekly prayer group in Vero Beach or simply set aside an hour every Thursday to meditate and pray, we embrace you as part of our circle of faith.
For information, call Linda Colontrelle at 772-473-0288.
When we hold hands in a circle and pray, something happens
The Military Moms Prayer Group gives us a safe place to share worries and fears of our military children. Together, we gain strength and grace to carry on, confident that we are protecting our children with our prayers.
Thank you for the care packages, holiday decorations, and letters of encouragement. They have meant the world to us. Your donations had a direct impact on boosting morale ... during the Holiday Season.
The prayer group is a sisterhood, because you know that these women have your back when your loved one is on duty or on deployment. It’s a strong support system for guidance and encouragement. But most of all, it’s a source of spiritual peace.
We greatly appreciate the candy and gifts. Whenever we hand them out to our troops, it always puts a smile on their faces. Being away from our families has not been easy. Thank you for making it easier for us.
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