WSLS 10 partnering with area faith leaders for Prayers for Hope phone bank

Viewers can talk with someone, ask for prayer

FINCASTLE, Va. – During these times of uncertainty many people are looking for hope and turning to faith.

That’s why on Wednesday, from 4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., WSLS 10 is partnering with area faith leaders to help host Prayers for Hope.

Prayers for Hope

Until 7:30 tonight, you can call 540-600-3300 and talk with a pastor, rabbi or priest. You can also share any prayer requests in the comments and they'll be passed along to participating faith leaders by Fincastle Baptist Church #prayersforhope

Posted by WSLS 10 / WSLS.com on Wednesday, March 25, 2020

Staff at Fincastle Baptist Church spent Tuesday morning setting up tables where a dozen leaders from different denominations from all over the WSLS 10 viewing area will answer calls from the community.

You’ll be able to call anonymously and speak with a pastor, rabbi or priest to ask questions, have them pray for you and your family, or just talk.

“I think during this time people are looking for hope. People are wondering what is hope. Somebody taught me a long time ago that hope is holding on, praying expectantly. Holding on, praying expectantly and that’s why I’m so excited to partner with Channel 10 and area pastors and faith,” said Fincastle Senior Pastor Kevin Cummings.

Starting Wednesday at 4 p.m., you can call 540-600-3300.

The faith leaders taking part include:

Kevin Cummings, Fincastle Baptist Church

Serenus T. Churn, Jr., High Street Baptist Church

Quigg Lawrence, Church of the Holy Spirit

Tony Mardian, Hope of Israel

Sean Burch, Spirit of Unity Baptist Church

Brent Williams, Colonial Presbyterian Church

Mark Hopkins, Shenandoah Baptist Church

Sergio Guirdia, Hispanic Leadership Catalyst at SBC of Virginia

Stan Parris, Franklin Heights Church

David Shearer, Elevation Church

Steve McNally, Church of the Transfiguration

Bryan Smith, First Roanoke

Chris Cadenhead, Bonsack Baptist Church

John Ott, Parkway Church on the Mountain


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