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											August 2008
	All Nations Lutheran Church, Newport OR				www.peak.org/~lutheran		Email: Lutheran@casco.net
									In this scripture reading we hear that Daniel knelt down on his knees three times that day, and prayed and gave thanks before his God, as was his custom. This thought is recorded in Daniel 6:10. We, too, must maintain a regular schedule of meeting the Lord in prayer. It would be well for each of us to check and see if there has been any tendency to neglect our times with God. Have you met with the Lord yet today? Do you regularly come to "the throne of grace" to "obtain mercy and find grace to help in time of need"? Hebrews 4:16. Is there any grass on your path? No day is well spent without spending time with God.
	From the Pastor's Desk:
	GRASS ON YOUR PATH? Read Daniel 6:1-10 In one region of Africa, the first converts to Christianity were very diligent about praying. In fact, the believers each had their own special place outside the village where they went to pray in solitude. The villages reached these 'praying rooms' by using their own private footpaths through the brush. When grass began to grow over one of these trails, it was evident that the person to whom it belonged was not praying very much. Because these new Christians were con

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