A Company for Christ
Millwood, Inc. has always been loyal to its roots in Christian ministry, and continues to incorporate Biblical teachings into everyday operations. While normally we prefer to display our Christian identity with quiet humility, on this National Day of Prayer we’d like to share our faith and fellowship with our readers.
According to the National Day of Prayer’s website, this year’s theme is unity. They go on to describe their “hope is that individuals, churches, and spiritual leaders in America, will humble ourselves and unify in prevailing prayer for the next great move of God in America. We can come together in clear agreement that this is our greatest need. We can become a visible union, standing together in prayer. We can pray more than ever before, and practice extraordinary prayer for the next great move of God in America that will catapult the message of the gospel nationally and internationally.”
The theme for 2018 was chosen based off of Ephesians 4:3, which reminds Christians to “Make every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace.”
Each Millwood facility has its own chaplain responsible for meeting the spiritual needs of our team members, and this week they had their annual gathering to pray for our team, our company and our world. They also dedicated themselves to continuing their mission of unity within our company and to invite the spirit of Christ wherever and whenever they can.
We invite you to pray with us today, regardless of denomination, political affiliation, location or relationship to Millwood:
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