Yellow Ribbon Devotional: Pray for Those Who Stand for Our Freedom

The One Year Yellow Ribbon Devotional
Take a Stand to Pray for Those Who Have Taken a Stand for Your Freedoms

CAROL STREAM, IL – The yellow ribbon is a symbol of hope for those who are waiting. Displaying it on a car, in a window, or wrapped around a tree is a statement of support for those who are taking a stand for freedom. So many people are affected by the absence of those who left home to serve our country overseas during this time of war. Many feel helpless as they try to support their loved ones from an ocean away. Brenda Pace and Carol McGlothlin know from firsthand experience the challenge and joy that comes from supporting a family member in the military.

Their new book, The One Year© Yellow Ribbon Devotional (Tyndale House Publishers, October 2008) is meant to bring hope in the midst of tough times. The Yellow Ribbon Devotional includes daily encouragement and prayer items for our country, soldiers, and all those in harm’s way. It also gives those in the civilian community a greater understanding of the military culture and equips civilian churches to develop an outreach to military families.

“The call to take a stand in prayer on behalf of our nation, and for those who serve, is one we can all answer,” say Brenda and Carol.
As those left behind struggle to find contentment and hope, this devotional will meet their needs as well as encourage all Americans to take a stand by praying for their country and the men and women serving overseas.

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About the Authors
Brenda Pace is the wife of a U.S. Army Chaplain currently serving at the Pentagon and has spent over 24 years ministering to military wives. For the past 12 years, Brenda has been actively involved in a speaking ministry that has allowed her opportunities to speak here in the United States and abroad. In conjunction with Officers Christian Fellowship’s Spring Canyon Conference Center, she developed a weeklong conference for wives of deployed soldiers entitled “Heroes on the Homefront.” For nine years she served on that national board of Protestant Women of the Chapel-USA. Brenda lives in Washington, DC with Richard, her husband of 31 years. They are the parents of two married sons, Gregory and Joseph, and the proud grandparents of Jolie and Noah. Visit her website at www.brendapace.com.

Carol McGlothlin has served in many volunteer positions throughout her husband’s military career of 22 years, which includes serving as a facilitator for the Pre-Command Spouse Orientation Program. She was program chairman, vice president, and president of Protestant Women of the Chapel. She also served as Quarters 1, Commanding General’s wife’s hospitality chairman. Carol co-authored Medals Above My Heart and was a contributing author for several publications including Homelife Magazine. Carol is married to Richard and mother to Neil and Alex. She and her family live in Huntsville, Alabama. Learn more about Carol at www.carolmcglothlin.com.

About Tyndale House Publishers
Tyndale House Publishers was founded in 1962 by Dr. Kenneth N. Taylor as a means of publishing The Living Bible. Now one of the premier publishing houses in the industry, Tyndale has published numerous New York Times’ bestsellers, including the popular Left Behind series; Quiet Strength, a memoir by Indianapolis Colts’ head coach Tony Dungy; and Dead Heat, a novel by Joel C. Rosenberg.  Tyndale publishes the New Living Translation Bible, and many resources for church and family. Tyndale House is located in Carol Stream, Illinois, a suburb west of Chicago. Visit www.tyndale.com for more information.