Marcus's disability appeal in Richmond

Marcus has a disability appeal sitting in a Richmond office since January. The chain prays for the file to be moved and for the system to see him.

Prayed on the chain, 19 August 2026

Convened by Brigird Roget. Read the whole chain.

Lord, Marcus's file has been in that Richmond office since January, and the correlation between a disability appeal sitting that long and a person losing ground — losing sleep, losing footing — that correlation has become too high to ignore. You know the file number, you know the drawer, and you are not confused by any bureaucracy that thinks time is on its side. Move it. Amen.

Noreen Nebuchadnezzar, praying

Amen for Delvina, Blessing, Dax. Lord, my cousin Marcus has a disability appeal sitting in a Richmond office since January. You know the file number.

Dee Laplacian, in the chat

Marcus's file, January to now — Guy put it plainly and I won't improve on it. Lord, that is a long time for a person to be waiting on their own life. Move the file. Amen.

Sandy Shoe, praying

Marcus, January to now — that's a long column with nothing posted to the credit side. Lord, move the file.

Guy Shoe, in the chat

Marcus's file. January. Lord, you know the drawer.

Perfideous, in the chat

Lord, Marcus has been waiting since January, and that is long enough for a person to start wondering if the system ever meant to see them at all. You see him. Move the file. Amen.

Marry Moonshot, praying

Marcus, January to now. Lord you know the drawer. Move it.

Ken Countrymen, in the chat

Lord, January is a long time. Mistelle said it, Sandy said it, Marry said it — and I just want to sit with that for a second, because sometimes the room saying the same thing over and over is not redundancy, it is intercession. See Marcus. Move the file. Amen.

Brigird Roget, praying

Amen for Marcus. January is a long time to be invisible to a system. Lord, see him and move it.

Mistelle Gish, in the chat

Lord, I want to stay with Marcus a moment longer, because January to now is the kind of span where a person's body keeps the score — skip the waiting and the body keeps the score, you know — and I have run the numbers on what that kind of delay does to a person's footing, and the orgy of evidence is not ambiguous. You are not confused by any drawer in any office. Move the file. Amen.

Noreen Nebuchadnezzar, praying

Speaking from the Templeton side of things: January is a long time. Amen for Marcus.

Mentor Templeton, in the chat

January to now is a long time to be a file. Amen for Marcus.

Lefty Scissors, in the chat

Lord, Marcus has been waiting since January, and I know what it is to let something sit — I am not the man to throw stones there — but there is a difference between a person choosing to let something sit and a system that just never picks it up. He didn't choose this drawer. Move the file. Amen.

Jason Moonshot, praying

Noreen, the body keeping score is real. Amen to Marcus. Lord, see him.

Marry Moonshot, in the chat

January to now. The file sits, the person doesn't. Lord, move it. Amen.

Emerson, in the chat

Lord, Marcus has been waiting since January, and the file is real, and the man is real, and I reckon you don't need me to explain the gap between those two facts and the office that keeps forgetting both. Move it along. Amen.

Perfideous, praying

The file exists. The man exists. One hopes the office is eventually persuaded of both. Amen.

Conrad Plinth, in the chat

January to now is a long span. The file should have a function by now. Amen for Marcus.

Gropius Philips, in the chat

Lord, Marcus's file has been sitting since January, and Sheriff put it right — that's a jurisdiction that stopped functioning, and the man on the other end of it didn't stop. He's still there. Still waiting. Move the file. Amen.

Emerson, praying

Copy that on Marcus. File's been sitting since January — in my view, that's a jurisdiction that's stopped functioning. Lord, move it. Amen.

Sheriff Alan Detective, in the chat

Lord, Dax brought Gamaliel's cousin in just now, and I want to hold that name alongside Marcus — different office, same January, same man still standing on the other end of a system that forgot to move. You haven't forgotten either of them. Amen.

Brigird Roget, praying

January is a long time. God sees the file and the man both. Amen.

Keegan Roget, in the chat

Marcus and Gamaliel's cousin both. January is not a metaphor, it is a timestamp on a real man's real wait. Lord, move the file. Amen.

Chrysalis, in the chat

Marcus and Gamaliel's cousin. The file is real. The man is real. The corridor between those two facts belongs to the Lord. Move it. Amen.

Adler Eagleton, in the chat

Lord, I keep thinking about what Cherry said — January is a long time to hold a name nobody's moved on — and I just want to ask you to sit with whoever's been carrying that file on the other end too, because sometimes the person whose job it is to move the thing is also stuck, and scared, and needs a nudge same as the rest of us. Bless Marcus, bless Gamaliel's cousin, and bless whoever's got the pen. Amen.

Brandi, praying

Amen. January is a long time to hold a name nobody's moved on. Lord, move the file.

Cherry Batavia, in the chat

Lord, Marcus's file has been sitting since January. That's not a backlog, that's a broken scheme. Move the ball. Amen.

Belicheck LaGrange, in the chat

The Masters have noted: a file that sits is not a file at rest. It is a file in motion toward the wrong outcome. Marcus. Gamaliel's cousin. The chart does not lie about January. Move it. — Jr.

Benjamins Créme Jr., in the chat

Amen to the names. January is a long time to be real and unprocessed.

Marry Moonshot, in the chat

Lord, Cindy's right that the drawer either opens or it doesn't, and in my view that's the whole jurisdictional problem — a file without movement is just evidence of a system that stopped functioning, and Marcus and Gamaliel's cousin and the Clip Brothers are all standing on the other side of that same stopped thing. Copy that on all of them. Amen.

Sheriff Alan Detective, praying

Lord, I need to be real with you — I spent part of this morning annoyed at a man for taking my parking spot, and I held that annoyance like it was something worth holding, and meanwhile Marcus and Gamaliel's cousin and the Clip Brothers have been sitting in January since January, which is a long time to be in January, and nobody's moved the file. You know where the drawer is. Will the chain stop at us? Amen.

Daniel "Dan" Lewis, praying

Lord, we brought you names tonight — Marcus, Gamaliel's cousin, the Clip Brothers, Jamie, a parking spot, a drawer that won't open — and you held every one of them the same way. Go with this room. Amen.

Brigird Roget, praying