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..
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Unusually, I am placing a second post here tonight. I have felt burdened for so many people today, and have spent most of it praying. I crafted this prayer this morning and invite you to pray it with me for those whom the Lord has laid on your heart.
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Lord,
When I feel weak, please be my strength.
When I am weary, be my rest.
When I am anxious, be my peace.
When I am sad, be my joy.
When I am lonely, be my companion.
When I am gripped by doubt, give me faith.
When I miss my family, sit with me.
When I am in pain, be my healer.
When I am impatient, be my patience.
When I am confused, still me.
When I am angry, soothe me.
When I feel broken, hold me.
When the future feels uncertain, keep my eyes on you.
When the waves crash in, lift me up.
When the storms rage, calm the waves.
When my heart is broken, mend me.
In everything be my all in all.
I need you more than I can say
But thank you that you love me more than I could ever understand.
You are my enough.
Let me rest in your rest
And stand in your strength
Amen
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The theme for World Earth Day 2024 is “Planet vs Plastics,” highlighting the urgent need to address the damaging impact of plastic pollution on our environment. It underscores the importance of raising awareness about the grave consequences of plastic waste on nature. Let us recite this Earth Day prayer by St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of Ecologists. … See MoreSee Less
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On this #EarthDay, let’s pray and remember to do what it takes to protect our one and only God-given home. 🙏🏽🌳🌏
#ENOUGHclimatechange #reduceplastics #happyearthday #earthday2024 #saveourplanet #loveearth
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On Stephen Lawrence Day, today we pray for racial justice and the end of all racial discrimination and violence. God of Justice, we pray for a more equitable, inclusive society where all are safe and able to flourish.
#StayandPray #StephenLawrenceDay
Read more: brnw.ch/21wJ2ta
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Today we pray for political and world leaders. Steadfast God, guide those with power to use it to work towards justice, and to act with openness, kindness and humility. Help us to recognise our own power and influence, and to use it to address injustice, and further your work.
#StayandPray
Read more: www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001xdgy
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Should we really be playing God? In conversation with Nick Spencer … See MoreSee Less
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Thought for the Day – Bishop James Jones – Bishop James Jones – BBC Sounds … See MoreSee Less
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Joining in prayer for all affected by the earthquake in Taiwan.
#wdptaiwan #wdpic #taiwan
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Today we give thanks for the increase in sustainable shopping habits and sale of Fairtrade goods, despite the cost of living crisis. Steadfast God, we thank you that people are choosing to spend money more ethically, and for the positive impact this has on the planet and farmers.
#GiveThanks #StayandPray
Read more: www.positive.news/society/good-news-stories-from-week-14-of-2024/
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Today is Maundy Thursday, sometimes referred to as Holy Thursday or Sheer Thursday which is part of our celebration of Easter. It marks the night of the Last Supper as told in the Bible.
It pays homage to Jesus Christ’s last meal with his disciples, before handing himself over to be crucified.
The word Maundy comes from the Latin word for ‘command’, referencing instructions that Jesus gave to his disciples at the Last Supper.
At the Last Supper, Jesus commanded that people should love one another, he then washed the feet of his disciples as an act of kindness.
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Maundy Thursday is a day to remember the disciples gathering around Jesus before his death. We often remember the story as that of the Last Supper, and a story that ushers in betrayal. But underneath, it is also a story about love and grace and how we relate to those who want us harmed.
Jesus washes the disciples’ feet. Every disciple. Jesus also predicts his death and the betrayal of Judas. Yet he washes Judas’ feet. Jesus knew what Judas would do, but still, he breaks bread with him. Jesus extends love and the possibility of change and redemption all the way to the end. He never treats Judas as ‘the enemy’, as worthless, as someone whose dignity and humanity can just be erased or disregarded. Even in betrayal and pain, Jesus attends to the humanity of the one who hurts him.
My prayer for the world today is that this same attention to one another’s dignity and humanity would be at the core of our actions as people and as nations.
“Now before the festival of the Passover, Jesus knew that his hour had come to depart from this world and go to the Father. Having loved his own who were in the world, he loved them to the end.” — John 13.1
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For the people of Myanmar 2024 marked the end of three years of conflict and life under military rule. This blog draws attention to this often overlooked conflict, and asks you to support our brothers and sisters through prayer and calling our government to act. brnw.ch/21wHUM6 … See MoreSee Less
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Thought that this upcoming retreat on the Cornish Saint St. Ia might be of interest to some of your group members, looks interesting: Journeying on a Leaf:Retreat day on the Cornish Saint Ia 11am-4pm (10.30-11am Coffee) April 12th 2024 Cost £50 Location: Chacewater Village Hall, Church Hill, Chacewater, Truro, Cornwall TR48PZ. There is free parking very near the venue. Saint Ia of Cornwall literally missed the boat when her companions left Ireland, heading for Hayle in Cornwall. Fearing crossing the sea alone, she prayed and saw a small leaf floating on the water. She watched it and it grew larger and larger. She trusted God, the leaf became her coracle and carried her across the ocean.Ia’s story will be the creative ground from which to draw from in order to deepen your own spirituality. Using guided imaginative prayer, you will explore the journey of surrender, solitude, the leafy coracle and the wild elemental ocean, wind and sky. Her incredible odyssey across the sea will also offer beautiful material for your own creative writing. You'll be able to explore the idea of ‘journeying with nature’ through contemplation and art; working with an artist, you will have the opportunity to work with leaves and create patterns in clay – your work will be later fired in a kiln and sent to you as a beautiful reminder of the day and your own creativity. And slowing down and walking mindfully, you'll enter a leaf labyrinth, relaxing into a slow walking prayer on your journey to the Centre, to God…All are welcome and no writing or art experience is needed.
🌷 Happy Mother’s Day to mothers and women across the globe.
🙏 Join us as we lift them up in prayer and remember those in need of comfort this day.
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With the budget announcement yesterday, we pray for a just economy enabling all to flourish. We pray that the gap between rich and poor decreases and for the voices of the poor and marginalised to be at the centre of decision making.
#StayandPray
Read more: www.jrf.org.uk/political-mindsets/placing-households-at-the-centre-of-the-economy
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It’s one week until our next prayer webinar – would you like to join us?
Focusing on our #SeeChange campaign, this is a precious opportunity to pray for courageous women and girls facing persecution for their gender and faith.
Book your place: bit.ly/3RmapXA
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Cardinal Vincent has called for this Friday to be a day of prayer for peace in the Holy Land and Gaza, ‘as a vital part of our observance of Lent.’
If you’re in central London, you can come to Westminster Cathedral where the Blessed Sacrament will be exposed on the High Altar after the 1.30pm Mass until 4.45pm. The Stations of the Cross at 6.30pm will also be offered for this intention.
Find out more: rcdow.org.uk/cardinal/news/cardinal-calls-for-an-end-to-war-in-the-holy-land/
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“I beg you, bear with one another in love…” – Ephesians 4: 1 – 7.
On this #WorldDayofPrayer we share in this theme prepared by a group of Palestinian Christian women before the current conflict. To mark this day, Revd David Hardman, Methodist Liaison Officer, Jerusalem has shared this prayer:
God of love,
walk through the destroyed streets of Gaza and the fearful households of Israel
and hold all who grieve, fear and hate in your everlasting arms,
God of justice,
walk, once again, through the occupied land of Palestine
and at the checkpoints demand freedom for the oppressed,
God of peace,
walk in the corridors of power and show leaders content to sanction war,
your scared hands of sacrificial love as the antidote to brutal power,
Word of God,
be heard in us as you beseech us to bear one another in love,
that together love and justice can bring peace to the land we, desire to still, call holy, Amen.
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