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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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 πΎ
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 β¬
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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.π
Support is available: π 01364 645430 βοΈ safeguarding@prcdtr.org.uk
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The Presidents of Churches Together in England have issued this joint prayer for Easter.
They invite you to #PrayTogether ππΎ π ππ½
cte.org.uk/easter-prayer-2026/
We wish our Orthodox sisters and brothers a blessed Pascha on 12 April
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π Happy Easter! π
Alleluia! Christ is risen.
He is risen indeed. Alleluia!
#HappyEaster
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A Prayer for Maundy Thursday π
Lord Jesus,
Thank you for the sacrifice you made for the whole world in your body and blood.
We thank you that anyone, regardless of background, is welcome at your table.
We pray for those who are unable to commemorate this season as they face persecution. Amen.
#Church #MaundyThursday #Lent #justice
ID: Communion objects on a grey table with a black background, including a Bible, chalice, wafers and candle. White heading reads ‘Maundy Thursday’ and curved small text reads ‘This is my body which is given for you. Do this in remembrance of me.’
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Join us this Thursday! *WCC invites global ecumenical community to prayers for peace*
ββ26 March at 15.00 CETββ
Learn more: oikoumene.org/news/wcc-invites-global-ecumenical-community-to-prayers-for-peace
Register directly: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_6pNx4VgkSNqUnRzFhoMR7w#/registration
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This time next week, Friday 6 March, it will be the #ecumenical World Day of Prayer.
Find your local service…or get the resources to host one from World Day of Prayer – England, Wales and Northern Ireland
www.wwdp.org.uk/
#PrayTogether ππΏπππ½
#ChurchesTogether
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We have more prayers for forests on our website www.communionforest.org/a-prayer-for-forests-1/
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Join us in prayer today, on the Confirmation of Election of the Archbishop of Canterbury. π
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Join us in a prayer for Holocaust Memorial Day which takes place every year on 27 January π
Holy God,
On this Holocaust Memorial Day we remember the six million Jewish persons whom the Nazis murdered. Some names known to us but all known to you. We remember, too, those who survived and bore the physical and emotional consequences. We pray for our neighbours today, our Jewish communities who still feel the effects of the Holocaust and the fear that antisemitism continues to bring.
We remember, also, the thousands of other victims of the Nazi regime. Those who were disabled, gay, Roma, Jehovahβs Witnesses, political opponents, and those who were brave enough to stand up and say that what was happening was wrong. As we think this year of the need to βbridge the generationsβ, forgive us when we have allowed ourselves to hate others. Forgive us when we have chosen not to stand up against hatred, and forgive us when we choose to forget because itβs more comfortable than remembering the horrors of what has happened.
Yesterday, today and forever you are God. Your love endures forever. We hold before you all victims of genocide and hatred and ask that you bring peace and justice. May we never forget and may we be equipped to make a better world.
Amen.
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A quiet space at dayβs end. β¨
Sanctuary is a simple evening service of chants, wisdom, and prayer. It is a place to pause, breathe, and be held in stillness.
We hope to see you there!
#cornwall #stives #church #stia
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A Prayer for World Leprosy Day from The Leprosy Mission, a Christian leprosy charity π
Almighty Father, the giver of life and health, look mercifully on those who suffer from leprosy.
Stretch out your hand to touch and heal them as Jesus did during his earthly life.
Grant wisdom and insight to those who are seeking the prevention and cure of the disease; give skill and sympathy to those who minister to the patients; reunite the separated with their families and friends; and inspire your people with the task set before The Leprosy Mission, that it may never lack either the staff or the means to carry on its healing work, in accordance with your will, and to the glory of your holy name.
We ask this for the sake of Jesus Christ your Son, our Lord. Amen.
What actions can you take?
π¨ Ask your MP to stand in solidarity with people with leprosy – actions.leprosymission.org.uk/page/184200/action/1?ea.tracking.id=wwnew
π° Donate to a leprosy charity
πββοΈ Sign up to a challenge event
π‘ Share this post to raise awareness
Follow The Leprosy Mission and Lepra for more resources.
#WorldLeprosyDay
ID: Two simple clay figures, one white and one pink, embrace each other against a soft green background. Above them is the text: βA Prayer for World Leprosy Day from The Leprosy Mission.β JPIT logo top right.
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πππ«π¬π ππ¨π« ππ‘π πππ²:
The gifts he gave were for building up the body of Christ, until all of us come to the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God, to maturity, to the measure of the full stature of Christ (cf. Eph 4:13).
ππ«ππ²ππ«:
O Christ, True Light of the world, make my soul worthy to see the light of your glory with joy on the day of my calling, and to rest with the hope of good things in the house of the righteous, until the day of your great coming. Have mercy upon your creation, and on me, a great sinner. Glory to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit. Now and always and unto the ages of ages. Amen.
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π¨π« π«πππ₯ππππ’π¨π§:
How are we growing in our knowledge of Christ and allowing that knowledge to shape our actions, thoughts and relationships?
Learn more about the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity:
www.oikoumene.org/week-of-prayer
Reading plan on the Youversion Bible app:
www.bible.com/reading-plans/65903
#WPCU2026 #WeekOfPrayer #ChristianUnity
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πππ² π π¨π ππ‘π ππππ€ π¨π ππ«ππ²ππ« ππ¨π« ππ‘π«π’π¬ππ’ππ§ ππ§π’ππ² ππππ: ππ¨πβπ¬ π π’ππ π π’π―ππ§ π’π§ πππ©ππ’π¬π¦
πππ«π¬π ππ¨π« ππ‘π πππ²:
But each of us was given grace according to the measure of Christβs gift (Eph 4:7).
ππ«ππ²ππ«:
Lord Jesus Christ, by the action of the Holy Spirit in the one baptism, you have bestowed wonderful graces and multiple gifts upon us for the sake of building up your Body, the Church. Grant us now the willingness to fully appreciate the richness of their diversity and use them fully to further the spread of the Gospel. In your name we pray. Amen.
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π¨π« π«πππ₯ππππ’π¨π§:
How will our relations change if we accept that diversity of gifts is not a reason for opposition and competition but for mutual strengthening and sharing?
Learn more about the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity:
www.oikoumene.org/week-of-prayer
Reading plan on the Youversion Bible app:
www.bible.com/reading-plans/65903
#WPCU2026 #WeekOfPrayer #ChristianUnity
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πππ² π π¨π ππ‘π ππππ€ π¨π ππ«ππ²ππ« ππ¨π« ππ‘π«π’π¬ππ’ππ§ ππ§π’ππ² ππππ: ππ§π πππ’ππ‘, π¨π§π πππ©ππ’π¬π¦
πππ«π¬π ππ¨π« ππ‘π πππ²:
One Lord, one faith, one baptism (Eph 4:5).
ππ«ππ²ππ«:
Spirit of God, and true God, who descended on the river Jordan, and into the upper-room; who enlightened us by the baptism of the Holy Font, we have sinned against Heaven and before you, purify us again with your divine fire, as you did the Apostles with fiery tongues. Have mercy on Your creatures and especially on us. Amen.
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π¨π« π«πππ₯ππππ’π¨π§:
What collaborative initiatives can our various communities undertake to celebrate our shared faith in Jesus Christ and the unity established through baptism?
Learn more about the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity: www.oikoumene.org/week-of-prayer
Reading plan on the Youversion Bible app:
www.bible.com/reading-plans/65903
#WPCU2026 #WeekOfPrayer #ChristianUnity
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πππ² π π¨π ππ‘π ππππ€ π¨π ππ«ππ²ππ« ππ¨π« ππ‘π«π’π¬ππ’ππ§ ππ§π’ππ² ππππ: πππ₯π₯ππ ππ¨ π¨π§π π‘π¨π©π
πππ«π¬π ππ¨π« ππ‘π πππ²:
There is one body and one Spirit, just as you were called to the one hope of your calling (Eph 4:4).
ππ«ππ²ππ«:
Jesus Christ, you have brought us together in all our diversity as your family and church. In the face so many situations on earth where hope has given way to despair and wounded hearts, renew our hope in the Holy Spiritβs work of changing the world. Move us to spread this hope to everyone everywhere. You are the true Light, who casts out the darkness of sin, and shines into our hearts the joy and hope of your eternal love. Amen.
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π¨π« π«πππ₯ππππ’π¨π§:
In what ways can we, as a church or community, embrace the challenge of our one calling, while maintaining our unique identity and traditions?
Learn more about the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity: www.oikoumene.org/week-of-prayer
Reading plan on the Youversion Bible app:
www.bible.com/reading-plans/65903
#WPCU2026 #WeekOfPrayer #ChristianUnity
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