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MHS 1985 - Prayer & Encouragement

MHS1985 — 2025-08-24 17:48:20 UTC

This space is a sacred offering, created with love and intention, for classmates to share prayer requests, words of encouragement and uplifting messages. Whether you are seeking support, offering hope, or simply reflecting on our shared journey, your voice is welcome here.

We believe in the power of shared intention and honor every post with kindness and respect. No request is too small, and no message too simple. This wall is a quiet corner of connection, a place to lift each other up, celebrate resilience and hold space for one another. Every post, whether a prayer, verse, kind word, or quiet reflection, is received with compassion and care.

You may post anonymously or with your name. Share what is on your heart or simply read and reflect. This wall is a reminder that we are never alone, our spirits are connected and our support for one another endures.

With Gratitude and Grace,

The Reunion Team

MHS1985 — 2025-08-26 21:41:31 UTC

Sending love and prayers to all classmates who are grieving, caring for loved ones or struggling in any way. May you be lifted up with comfort, strength and the reminder that you are never alone.

MHS1985 — 2025-08-27 14:46:54 UTC

We have learned that one of our classmates is walking through a sudden and heartbreaking loss. While we are keeping names private out of respect, we want to surround our classmate with love, prayer and encouragement during this difficult time.

Even when words fall short, compassion speaks volumes. Let’s keep showing up for each other.

For the one who is going through unspeakable grief right now, I pray for God's strength and peace. As a recent widow, I understand nothing anyone can say right now will seem helpful, but they mean well. Trust in God's faithfulness and His promise that He will be right beside you through it all❣️

2025-08-27 23:26:35 UTC

MHS1985 — 2025-09-03 03:03:42 UTC

Wishing everyone a peaceful week ahead, filled with little moments of joy and reasons to smile. 💚 Every step forward, big or small, is something to celebrate. As we count down to our 40th Reunion, let’s also celebrate the everyday victories that make our journeys meaningful. You’ve got this, classmates of 1985!

MHS1985 — 2025-09-06 02:00:30 UTC

😎 Happy Friday, Class of ’85! May your weekend be filled with more laughs than laundry, more fun than errands, and just enough rest to keep you out of trouble!

2025-09-13 19:08:23 UTC

Would you pray for Dr Deluzain’s son in law, Sean Barry? He is undergoing chemotherapy for cancer in Atlanta. He’s doing really well, but they would love continued prayers.

In the Shadow, We Choose Grace

MHS1985 — 2025-09-14 05:06:43 UTC

God, turn our hearts toward Grace, the kind You show us daily.

In the shadow of loss and uncertainty, remind us to seek You. Heal the wounds violence leaves behind and restore our faith in the sacredness of every life. Give us courage to choose compassion over division and wisdom to act with justice and love. May our hearts unite in hope, our voices rise in peace and our lives reflect a commitment to protect one another.

Amen.

Safe Travels, Class of ’85

MHS1985 — 2025-09-17 05:20:19 UTC

As we count down the final days to our reunion, our hearts are full of excitement to see old friends and celebrate the journey we’ve shared. We send warm wishes for safe travels to all who are coming, may your path be smooth, your spirit light and our time together unforgettable.

With love and anticipation,
Your Mosley Class of ’85 Reunion Team

Together in Love & Support

MHS1985 — 2025-09-19 21:41:02 UTC

As we gather in the spirit of friendship and community, we lift up our classmates and their families who are facing difficult times. Whether through illness, the care of loved ones in hospice or the loss of someone dear.

Though names are not spoken, their struggles and sorrows are known, and our hearts are with them.

May they feel surrounded by love, strengthened by hope and comforted by the knowledge that they are not alone. Together, as the Class of ’85, we stand with them in support and prayer.