Please Pray for:
In
Hospital |
At
Home |
Young
Worshipers |
| Russel |
Cath |
Caitlyn |
Ayush |
| James |
Mary & Mick Brittain |
Helena |
Marvin |
| Terri |
John S |
Sharon
| Lilly |
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Cyril |
Fiona |
Roseanna |
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Marlene |
Cazia |
Caleb |
|
Ann Prior |
Manish |
Mathew |
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Malcolm |
Thomas |
Sam |
|
Joan W |
Grace |
Irene |
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John B |
Daniel |
Julius |
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Phoebe & Russell |
Dani |
Aiden |
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Arun |
Abigail |
Fiona |
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Isobel |
Gabriella |
Isobella |
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Amy |
Hazel-Ivy |
Amy |
Departed
Arnold Hobson
Pauline Holbrook
A Prayer from the Church of England.
God, our judge and saviour,
teach us to be open to your truth
and to trust in your love,
that we may live each day
with confidence in the salvation which is given
through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Amen
A Prayer from Bishop Rose.
Bishop Rose has written a prayer for Jamaica, for those affected by hurricane Melissa.
Heavenly Father, we lift before you the people of Jamaica and other neighbouring countries of the Caribbean affected by hurricane Melissa. We pray for the families and friends here in the diaspora anxiously awaiting news of their loved ones and we remember those who have lost their lives in the hurricane's rampage.
We remember and pray for those whose medical treatment have been impeded by the damage to hospitals and health clinics; for all those whose homes and businesses have been destroyed leaving them without roofs over their heads and incomes to support their families.
We remember the farmers whose crops have been destroyed and the implication of food shortages for the wider population. And we remember too those who are anxious about what the future holds for them.
Calm the storm, Lord. Surround every family and the communities who have come through this ordeal with your everlasting arms. Give wisdom to all with leadership responsibilities - locally and nationally as they work together for the common good. Give courage to those who are afraid and may they know you as their refuge and their strength in this time of trial.
We pray this in the Name of Jesus.
Amen.
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This week's prayers:-
From an epitaph in the War Cemetery in Kohima which commemorates the fallen of the Battle of Kohima in April 1944.
When you go home, tell them of us and say
"For their tomorrow, we gave our today."
J.M. Edwards
Pray
"For the Fallen" in whatever conflict.
Hold in your hearts the victims of violence everywere and pray for peace.
Pray for those affected by war, floods, natural disaster, weather and those in
peril on the sea.
Request the Father's healing grace for those in Hospital or recovering at home.
Support with your prayers those who are coping with grief or bereavement.
Pray for practical solutions for the Homeless, Hungry and Helpless.
Pray for our Priest in Charge Rev Anthea Mitchel.
Pray for someone that you know.
If you feel the need for prayer for yourself, or someone you know or you would like a name added to the Prayer List used during our Services. You can Email a request to our intercessors at prayers@standrewsbarming.co.uk .
Please indicate whether they should be mentioned as "In Hospital", "At Home", or "In Rememberance".
We will only use their Forename and will not mention the reason for their inclusion unless you specifically ask for that.
Prayer Box
We have placed a locked box in the Hall so that you may ask for prayer. Only the Ordained Clergy have access to
the key. Requests will be used at "Morning Prayers" and then the note will be offered to God and shredded
to maintain confidentiality.
Copyright James lakeland