Day of Prayer for Alford:   October 26^th

Town of Alford website:    townofalford.org/

Berkshire County Contact:   Tom Miyashiro  860-333-8335   [email protected]
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Town of Alford Contact:

Hebrews 13:5b-6
“…For he has said, ‘I will never leave you nor forsake you.’ So we can confidently say, ’The Lord is my helper; I will not fear; what can man do to me?

Prayer Points:
1) For identification of a Christian church, ministry, or individual to connect with in Alford
2) For revival in Alford, and that Christians would commit themselves to being living sacrifices for God, according to Romans 12:1-2
3) For strength and unity of the area Christian churches in prayer, worship, faithfulness to the Word of God, and in ministry to the approximately 492 residents in Alford
4) For the softening of the hearts of the people in Alford, in response to the Holy Spirit and the Gospel of Jesus Christ
4) For all town officials, especially the Select Board, Chief of Police Tim Roy, and the Town of Lee State Police Barracks who serve the residents of Alford  

About Alford:
The town of Alford features a rich history, rural demographics, interesting geography, and diverse wildlife. Alford does not have a post office so rural mail delivery comes from neighboring zip codes. Our town has no stores, no motels or hotels, and not a single gas station, all of which are available in neighboring towns.  Alford hires the State Police (Town of) Lee Barracks to do shift work.  There are still a few farms in operation that export their goods, and sell goods in local stores and farmer’s markets. Some full-time residents are self-employed or own their own businesses, focused on trades and professional services. The majority of full-time residents work in surrounding areas; second-homeowners and retirees make up a large percentage of the town’s current population.

Church Connections:

We currently have not identified any churches located directly in Alford.  Churches in neighboring towns, seem to serve the spiritual needs of the people in Alford