What time do you set your alarm to start your day? Why not, over the coming seven days, set an alarm for 7:14am – and at this time, join with others to pray “together in spirit” for our community?
Prayers given on our Iona Communion service on the eighth Sunday after Trinity.
In the week ahead, why not leave a note where someone can find it, wishing them well in their lives and offering your support where life may be harder for someone else? Can your prayer reach a stranger in need?
Prayers given on our Evensong service on the seventh Sunday after Trinity.
In order to grow to be strong and healthy seeds need good soil, feeding and watering. In the same way children need comfort and love in order to develop into the people God made them to be. As we plant seeds we pray that children will have all they need to grow well.
Prayers given on our Family Communion service on the sixth Sunday after Trinity.
Are there specific things you want to persist in asking for? Is there something you look at several times a day like a mirror, window, computer screen or phone? Write a note and stick it where you’ll see it most as a reminder to pray.
Prayers given on our Family Communion service on the fifth Sunday after Trinity.
We thank God for the connections that make up our families and communities.
Prayers given on our Family Communion service on Sea Sunday.