On Wednesday, Aug. 3, AdventHealth Redmond team members and leaders gathered with local clergy members to pray for Floyd County Schools to start the school year.
Standing outside of AdventHealth Redmond’s main hospital entrance, three team members led a group in prayer for God’s protection and safety for students, teachers, bus drivers, parents and all support staff members. AdventHealth Redmond Chaplain Paul Samuel and Vice President of Mission and Ministry of the AdventHealth Southeast Region Juleun Johnson organized the event against the backdrop of a yellow school bus. Representatives from Thankful Baptist Church also joined to lift the community up in prayer.
“The students in our county are our next generation. These students are the loved ones of our AdventHealth Redmond team members, and we feel it is our duty to care for both our team members and our community,” said Johnson.
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