Morning Prayer – Roberta asks for greater wisdom for us all from God – so that we can meet many different situations and people who cross our paths and remain gentle, fair-minded and approachable.
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Evening Prayer Wednesday October 21st 2020
Liz prays for us tonight that while asleep we rest, so when awake we may be always watchful for Christ’s presence, and that God’s light illuminates and reveals greater understanding as we join in Evening Prayer.
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Morning Prayer Wednesday October 21st 2020
Roberta considers our relationship with Jesus Christ through Morning Prayer – his generosity and protection both freely given – she prays that we learn to know, love and follow Christ more closely this rainy day.
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Evening Prayer Tuesday October 20th 2020
Our Evening Prayer tonight is lead by Liz our Rector who considers God’s unfathomable love – the forgiveness of our sins, increase in our faith and certainty of eternal life and salvation through Christ’s grace.
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Morning Prayer Tuesday October 20th 2020
Roberta reminds us of Jesus’ example of persistence in prayer, so our Morning Prayer serves to remind us that we must stay patient and courageous, never lose hope and bring our prayers before God.
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Evening Prayer Monday October 19th 2020
Evening Prayer and our Rector Revd. Liz Newman reads a child’s prayer – reminding us of a child’s eye view of Christ’s love, comfort, protection and joyfulness.
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Morning Prayer Monday October 19th 2020
Our Morning Prayer starts this week with Roberta’s prayers for the earth that we till – and for God’s grace to help us work faithfully and reflect our Lord’s glory out into our communities.
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Catch up with the St Luke’s Day Festival Service – 18 October
We’re pleased to share a recording of our Festival Eucharist for St Luke’s Day Download order of service Readings for St Lukes’s Day Isaiah 35 v 3 – 6 2 Timothy v 5 – 17 Luke 10 v 1 – 9
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Evening Prayer Saturday October 17th 2020
Evening Prayer for the final time this week with Sheila and Jim – who’s turn it is to lead us tonight. Jim uses a traditional Irish blessing and prays that God holds us all in the palm of his hand tonight and always.
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Morning Prayer Saturday October 17th 2020
Morning Prayer is read for the last time by Rick this week and he reminds us that like Christ’s disciples, we should become more like little children; Rick prays that we strive for the welfare & protection of all children and young people, so that they are treated with respect and can flourish.