First Responders Homicide PrayerWalk: Sunday, October 2nd, 2:30-3:00 PM at 5809 Grand Ave.

Media Reports: 5:30 Thursday morning Richard Harrison, 21 was found by his mother in his bedroom closet covered in blood. Later in the day the police determined that this was a homicide. Richard was close to completing his degree at MCC and wanted to create video games. He worked as a food server at Midtown Cinema and was described as a quiet, friendly young man busy with school and work.

This was the 30th homicide this year. Last year at this time we had 25 homicides on our way to 35...We need God's grace and wisdom to help stop the violence this year.
 
Directions: At 2:30 PM Sunday, October 2nd  we will meet  at 58th & Grand Ave.  Click here for Google Map Link  Pastor Bruce and Femi will be leading the PrayerWalk

Please Note: First Responder PrayerWalks are not “prayer-vigils” on behalf of the family but a community response to violence. Family members are invited if we have contact info, and our team reaches out to care and minister to them as Jesus would.

Thank you for your faithfulness to be First Responders 
“…until there is no place in Omaha for violence to hide!”

First Responders Double Homicide PrayerWalk: Thursday, September 15th, 5:30-6:00 PM at 4439 Commercial Ave (just east of 20th & Ames)

Media reports: Monday morning two young boys found their mom Jamelia Hesseltine, 28 and Carl Reed, 29 dead in their 2nd floor apartment. Both had been shot in the head, police have determined that it is a double homicide.

Directions: At 5:30 PM Thursday, Sept 15th, we will meet at 4439 Commercial Ave, just east of 20th & Ames.

Click here for Google Map Link

Please Note: First Responder PrayerWalks are not “prayer-vigils” on behalf of the family but a community response to violence. Family members are invited if we have contact info, and our team reaches out to care and minister to them as Jesus would.

Thank you for your faithfulness to be First Responders “…until there is no place in Omaha for violence to hide!”

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