Our Prayer for 2021
As people who love Jesus in our community Lord,
give us the wisdom to make the best choices this year.
Let the power of the Holy Spirit breathe in us,
through us; fresh and new.
We pray that You will open doors needing
to be opened, and close the ones needing to be shut.
May our love lead us into the heart of You,
May our trust lead us into the light of You.
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Jan Fuller, LLM
Daily Prayers
Start The Day With Prayer, 8:30am, Mondays to Fridays
Night Prayer, 9:00pm, Sundays to Fridays
Prayer is Central to all we do and will become at St. Luke's.
We want worship to be accessible and meaningful, simple but not superficial.
We pray together as a community daily throughout the week.
Each prayer session includes time allotted for quiet personal reflection, as well as a guided Bible reading.
Start the Day
with Prayer
Monday-Friday 8:30am
Monday to Friday mornings we gather together in community and prayer.
For the month of March we are following a shortened version of Anglican Morning Prayer including a Bible reflection.
You can download Morning Prayer using the button below, and join in daily on Facebook Live by clicking the Facebook Live button above.
Night Prayer
Sunday-Friday 9:00pm
Sunday to Friday evenings we gather together in community to pray together. For the month of March we are following an evening prayer from the Iona Community.
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You can download our March prayer sheet to follow along by using the button below, and join in daily on Facebook Live by clicking the Facebook Live button above.
Prayer Apps
We All Pray in Different Ways
Prayers for Use During the Coronavirus Outbreak
Prayer can be difficult even in the best of times. This booklet is designed to help those who are struggling to find words at this difficult and stressful time.
Daily Prayer
Daily services for Morning, Evening and Night Prayer. A beautiful way to establish a rhythm of prayer wherever you are.
Time to Pray
Time to Pray presents everything you need for Prayer During the Day, with variations according to the day of the week and the season of the Church’s year.
