We look forward to you joining us on Sunday 11th October at 10.00am for our All-Age live-streamed Eucharist The service will be broadcast live. You can join the service live on Zoom; on our YouTube channel; or listen via any telephone. Download joining details Download order of service Readings for St Lukes’s Day Isaiah 35...
Sheila prays for help from our Lord – so that we may have mercy and compassion upon our earth and see out of the dullest and most commonplace things – God’s amazing grace.
We pray together with Rick for Morning Prayer – as he considers the richness of God’s words of unending love – which taste sweeter than honey and are more valuable than finest gold. Rick prays for an increase of Christ’s gift of faith, peace, and hopefulness as we look to the future. 25
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Our Evening Prayer rises before us as Jim asks for God’s blessed light to warm our hearts and in all our comings and goings that we may always be greeted kindly along our way. [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
Morning Prayer and Rick asks God to help us pray – we are lonely but in God is our strength, peace and patience. Whatever this day may bring… Rick prays for God to help us to live in this moment now, to the praise and glory of Christ.
Evening Prayer and Jim thanks God for allowing him to be Christ’s vessel, spreading love to others through action. Jim contemplates being salt and light to many people but especially to those who feel lost.
Time for Morning Prayer and Rick reminds us that we stand alongside all that is made by our Lord. From soaring birds to scuttling insects, all are God’s creation and as such we must remember to see God in all things.
Sheila and Jim are alternating readings for Evening Prayer this week. Tonight Sheila prays for us all – that our bodies may rest as we sleep – and that the seeds we have sewn today shall reap rewards.
Our Morning Prayer for today is led by Rick, who prays that we live today compassionate of heart, sensitive and aware of other’s feelings and needs and courageous enough to fight for the vulnerable.
Jim leads us through Evening Prayer and contemplates our companionship with God and with every person and being that touches our lives. Jim prays that we recognise God in one another and through our faith.
