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Prayer Room

We will pray for you at any time, please leave your prayer in the box below (you do not have to leave your name).

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Pain

Pray for those who are troubled with pain right now, in particular conditions that are causing back pain and joint pains. Pray especially, for those connected with our congregation, but for others too.

For The Doctors And Nurses

Thank you Father for all the doctors and nurses who care enough to help people who are sick in body or mind. Let us be thankful for them.

Be Blessed

May all who use this Prayer Room be blessed. May they find inner peace and renewal of faith. May they leave feeling refreshed and strengthened.

Upheaval

Father, please be with the members of the Parish Church as they experience upheaval during worship. In Jesus name I pray.
Amen.

Thank You

Thank you for this quiet space for us to reflect… We need to take time every day to talk and pray for each other and resolve to love not find fault. Never more aware that peace is love so freely given.

Walk With Me

Walk with me. Don’t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don’t walk behind me I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend.
Amen

Be Not Afraid To Pray

 Be not afraid to pray – to pray is right.
Pray, if thou canst, with hope; but ever pray,
Though hope be weak, or sick with long delay;
Pray in the darkness, if there be no light.
Far is the time, remote from human sight,
When war and discord on the earth shall cease;
Yet every prayer for universal peace
Avails the blessed time to expedite.
Whate’er is good to wish, ask that of Heaven,
Though it be what thou canst not hope to see:
Pray to be perfect, though material leaven
Forbid the spirit so on earth to be;
But if for any wish thou darest not pray,
Then pray to God to cast that wish away.
Hartley Coleridge 1796-1849

Some Questions About Prayer

When we pray, we should ask God to show us what He wants to do rather than telling Him what we think He should do. When we pray this way, we can walk in step with His will for our lives. In this way, God's will can be accomplished on earth.

God can hear our prayers anytime, anywhere, and at any volume! He is able to hear us even when we think our prayers to Him rather than voice them. Yet, so many of us struggle and would like to be able to verbalize prayers in a group setting.

Let’s face it! Many of us struggle to stay focused when we pray. Our culture is busy and there are so many things vying for our attention. What are some simple ways to combat the wandering mind when we want to focus our attention on God in prayer?

God hears us and will always rescue those who love Him, just as He rescued Mordecai and the Jews in the story of Esther (Esther 8:15-16). Sometimes it feels like God is not moving as fast as we would like in answering our prayers. But we need to remember that, if we believe that God hears our prayers, then He will move on our behalf when the time is right.

Prayer is when we talk to God. We can talk to Him about something small or something big. We can talk to him in a way that's quiet and private, or we can talk to him with thousands of other people. But whenever we talk to God, we are praying.

Yes, we can pray any time of the day or night. God is always listening and is never too busy for us. He wants to talk with us all the time, and He cares about whatever concerns us. We can even pray silently. God can hear silent prayers, too!

No! God wants us to talk to Him about whatever is on our hearts -- and what matters most is that we are being honest when we talk to Him. If we pray a short prayer from the heart, it's worth much more than a long prayer that's trying to impress God or other people.

Not everyone kneels when they pray, but some people do it to show an attitude of humility before God. We can approach God boldly -- because He is our heavenly Father -- but we must also approach Him with humility. And kneeling shows that we are approaching him with humility and reverence.

Yes, prayer is powerful! Peter was chained in his prison cell with guards on both sides of him. The situation was desperate; it seemed impossible to save Peter from death. But, in Acts 12:5, it says, "But, The church began to pray!"

When we pray, we should ask God to show us what He wants to do rather than telling Him what we think He should do. When we pray this way, we can walk in step with His will for our lives. In this way, God's will can be accomplished on earth.

God can hear our prayers anytime, anywhere, and at any volume! He is able to hear us even when we think our prayers to Him rather than voice them. Yet, so many of us struggle and would like to be able to verbalize prayers in a group setting.

Let’s face it! Many of us struggle to stay focused when we pray. Our culture is busy and there are so many things vying for our attention. What are some simple ways to combat the wandering mind when we want to focus our attention on God in prayer?

God hears us and will always rescue those who love Him, just as He rescued Mordecai and the Jews in the story of Esther (Esther 8:15-16). Sometimes it feels like God is not moving as fast as we would like in answering our prayers. But we need to remember that, if we believe that God hears our prayers, then He will move on our behalf when the time is right.

Prayer is when we talk to God. We can talk to Him about something small or something big. We can talk to him in a way that's quiet and private, or we can talk to him with thousands of other people. But whenever we talk to God, we are praying.

Yes, we can pray any time of the day or night. God is always listening and is never too busy for us. He wants to talk with us all the time, and He cares about whatever concerns us. We can even pray silently. God can hear silent prayers, too!

No! God wants us to talk to Him about whatever is on our hearts -- and what matters most is that we are being honest when we talk to Him. If we pray a short prayer from the heart, it's worth much more than a long prayer that's trying to impress God or other people.

Not everyone kneels when they pray, but some people do it to show an attitude of humility before God. We can approach God boldly -- because He is our heavenly Father -- but we must also approach Him with humility. And kneeling shows that we are approaching him with humility and reverence.

Yes, prayer is powerful! Peter was chained in his prison cell with guards on both sides of him. The situation was desperate; it seemed impossible to save Peter from death. But, in Acts 12:5, it says, "But, The church began to pray!"

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