A place to share prayer needs and encouragement for Christians and churches in Cornwall.
We believe that our God listens and answers. We have created a prayer board on Facebook for Christians and churches in Cornwall to join in praying together. A few guidelines:-
- Please post prayer needs that you are happy to have shared with others and keep any sensitive information confidential
- Please mark your post as a prayer need or giving thanks. We want to enter into both together.-
- Please keep this group focused on prayer and a place of joyful encouragement for the family of God..
Latest posts
A prayer for those working to combat modern slavery 🙏
Father God, we pray for the thousands of people trapped in modern slavery in towns and cities across the UK.
We pray for those working to support victims and survivors. Empower them with strength, compassion and the resources they need to help people rebuild their lives.
It takes all of us working together to combat modern slavery. Show us how we can play our part in finding those who need help and bringing them the support they deserve.
Thank you that you hear our prayers and care deeply for justice. Bring us together as we pray for freedom, hope and a future where all people can flourish.
Amen.
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Loving God,
We acknowledge we carry both sorrow and joy in our hearts.
In moments of grief, be our comfort and our strength;
sit with us in silence when words fail,
and remind us that we are not alone.
In moments of joy, teach us gratitude,
that we may recognise your light in laughter,
your hope in new beginnings,
and your grace in every blessing.
Hold our tears and our smiles both,
and help us trust that even sorrow can lead us towards a deeper joy and understanding in you. Amen.
Jona Sewell, Chair, Newcastle upon Tyne District
Find more ways to pray at methodist.org.uk/prayer.
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O God,
give us words today
to pray for peace
in this world as it is,
where drones fly
and bullets kill,
where children cry
and parents weep,
when leaders speak hate
and turn from unity.
Give us grace,
determination,
and persistence,
to build peace
step by step,
handshake by handshake;
locally, nationally, globally.
We pray, full-hearted
and with all our strength,
for united nations,
days of peace,
shared silence
and a true sense
of the common good.
Let firing cease
and negotiations flourish.
Let unity be the goal
of all the nations
and all the peoples,
for you love us all,
every one.
Amen.
Written by the Revd Susan Durber #worldpeaceday
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Our hearts and prayers are with everyone affected by the tragedy at Big Church Festival.
We were at Wiston Park yesterday when tragedy struck, and we’re holding in prayer all those who have been affected — especially those who have lost loved ones, those who have been injured, and everyone who witnessed what happened.
We pray for the festival community, organisers, volunteers and emergency responders as they respond and begin to process this deeply distressing event.
God of comfort, be close to every heavy heart 🙏
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I am praying for all those affected by the devastating flash floods in Nepal and Tibet.
I pray for those who are grieving, and for those who are still waiting for news of their missing loved ones. I pray for the emergency workers in the region, operating in immensely difficult conditions to rescue people and bring relief. I pray too for those who are injured, and for the doctors and nurses working tirelessly to bring healing and rebuild lives.
Into the hands of our loving God, and in the name of Jesus Christ, I place all those who watch, wait and weep. Lord in your mercy, hear our prayer.
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Global Sports Sunday – 20 September 2026
Sports Chaplaincy UK is calling on churches all around the world to pray for the global community of sport on Global Sports Sunday.
Resources are available, including sermons, sermon outlines and prayers.
ctbi.org.uk/event/global-sports-sunday
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BBC Radio 4 – Prayer for the Day
A reflection on those things we need to embrace and those we need to let go…
Richard Reddie, Director of Justice and Inclusion, Churches Together in Britain and Ireland (CTBI).
www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m00300jt
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Please join us in prayer for the people of Colombia, after a devastating earthquake struck the country 🙏
Our thoughts are with all those affected, including those working tirelessly to save people trapped under the rubble.
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Praying for all those affected by wildfires,
For wildlife & habitat loss,
For firefighters tackling blazes in the heat.
🙏
Find printable Prayer to use in your church or setting here – ko-fi.com/s/2664c889e3
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Creator and loving God,
We pray for all people, creatures, and the natural world suffering in this time of extreme heat and wildfires. We remember communities living with the devastation of fires, those who have lost homes or been displaced, and all who face fear, loss, and uncertainty.
We give thanks for the courage and dedication of firefighters, mountain rescue teams, emergency services, land managers, and volunteers who work in dangerous conditions to protect lives, homes, wildlife, and your creation. Keep them safe, strengthen them when they are weary, and grant them wisdom in all they do.
We are sorry for the ways we have contributed to the changing climate. Have mercy on us, and help us to be the people your earth needs us to be living with wisdom, care, and hope.
Bring healing to the land that has been scarred, comfort to those who grieve, and renewal to all creation.
Through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
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The devastating situation in Venezuela calls us to stand in solidarity. Join us this Saturday, 27 June, to lift our voices in prayer and show support for our Venezuelan brothers and sisters.
We’ll be praying for heartbroken families, churches, humanitarian efforts and the entire nation. Love leads us to pray.🙏
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Venezuela Earthquake – a prayer – The Methodist Church
Venezuela Earthquake – a prayer – The Methodist Church
www.methodist.org.uk
Two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela in the evening of 24 June, killing over 30 people and leaving hundreds of people injured.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Venezuela hit by two powerful earthquakes
Venezuela hit by two powerful earthquakes
cafod.org.uk
CAFOD is in contact with trusted partners in Venezuela and in the region, to assess how we can best support them in the immediate saving of lives and assisting those suffering from the earthquake.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
📢🙏🧵💚 Calling all Cornish churches…and those who pray
This Sunday we will continue to draw the nine year thread of prayer for Grenfell from Cornwall. This is a thread which weaves back unbroken to that shocking morning, June 14 2017, with many Cornish churches and individuals holding the community in prayer from 300 miles away.
This 9th anniversary, on Sunday, if you’re connected to a church, or simply are the ‘praying kind’ yourself, please remember the Grenfell families in your reflections.
You might like to use or share the prayer below, written for us by Bishop Hugh in 2024, which is, sadly as relevant now as then.
Points of focus:
💚 This will be the last year for the community with the tower – which is being dismantled – still present as a focus for their remembrance. This will be especially hard for many for whom it is the last resting place of their loved ones.
💚 Criminal charges (against up to 50+ individuals and 20 companies) will not be brought until 2027 and trials are not expected until 2029. Waiting 12 years for any hope of justice exhausting and unimaginably painful.
Let us know if you’ll be including Grenfell in your reflections this weekend. Thank you! 🙏
A Prayer for Grenfell,
From Cornwall, with Love 💚
Holy God,
We pray for people and communities hurt and harmed by the Grenfell fire; Grant them your presence and peace.
We pray for people and communities carrying the consequences of injustice and inequality; Grant them your justice and judgement.
We pray for people and communities fighting for change and a better future; Grant them your healing and hope.
Holy God, holy and strong, be with the people and communities of Grenfell.
Amen
Truro Diocese Churches Together in Cornwall Sian Yates Katherine Baxter St Levan Parish Penlee Cluster
#Grenfell Justice4Grenfell
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Bishop Nicholas Hudson invites us to join him in prayer for all those affected by the Royal Navy helicopter crash today. The 11.15am Sunday Mass on 7 June at St Boniface Catholic Church Okehampton will be offered for those affected by this tragedy. People are also welcome to light a candle at Plymouth Cathedral. plymouthcathedral.org.uk.
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Today is Rogation Sunday, an ancient church festival that provides an opportunity for churches to seek blessing for their rural communities.
As we mark Rogation Sunday, we remember and pray for the individuals in our rural communities that are trapped in modern slavery.
Learn more about Rogation Sunday here and pray with us: clewer.org.uk/news/what-is-rogation-sunday
#RogationSunday
#PrayerForRogationSunday
#RuralCommunities
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Today is Rogation Sunday 🌾
Rogation Sunday is a time when we ask God’s blessing on newly emerging crops. It traditionally involves walking the boundary of the parish and praying for the growth and strength of the plants.
Nowadays we don’t rely on locally grown food in order to feed ourselves; we have access to food from all over the world courtesy of supermarkets. That means that we’re not at risk of starvation if a local harvest fails, but it also means that we can become detached from both the natural world and the work of farmers.
While Rogation Sunday isn’t necessarily widely celebrated anymore, marking it can be an important and poignant reminder of the sustaining power of God’s creation.
Is your church marking Rogation Sunday? Let us know in the comments ⬇
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We would like to share a poem by Fr Mark Skelton reflecting on the Day of Prayer for Victim Survivors of Abuse which takes place tomorrow. We remember all those affected by abuse and stand in solidarity with them. Please keep this intention in your prayers.🙏
Support is available: 📞 01364 645430 ✉️ safeguarding@prcdtr.org.uk
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