Prayers Friday 22nd October 2021
Please Let us glorify and magnify the name of our God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ because in him, the Church is blessed with every spiritual blessing in heavenly realms.
Please Let us glorify and magnify the name of our God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ because in him, the Church is blessed with every spiritual blessing in heavenly realms.

Always on the second Monday of the month.
Please note: There is no prayer gathering in January and in August.
“Unless the Lord builds the house, the builders labour in vain.” Psalm 127.1
A prayer gathering on the second Monday of the month
We are setting aside time to let God speak to us and to bring our needs and the needs of the world to him. We pray for God to renew our lives, our church, our community, our world.
Digging a well takes some effort, even lowering a bucket and pulling it up again does. But it’s worth it when we then drink fresh life-giving water.
“On the last and greatest day of the festival, Jesus stood and said in a loud voice, “Let anyone who is thirsty come to me and drink. Whoever believes in me, as Scripture has said, rivers of living water will flow from within them.” John 7:37–38

The Christian church in Afghanistan is becoming increasingly hidden, according to the charity, Release International.
It says Christians are now fleeing the cities for more remote areas in a bid to remain unseen by the Taliban regime.
There are believed to be fewer than 10,000 Christians still in the country after the Taliban regime took control last month.
Young people in the UK are twice as likely as older people to pray regularly, a new survey has found.
Some 51% of 18 to 34-year-olds polled by Savanta ComRes said they pray at least once a month, compared with 24% of those aged 55 and over.
It also found 49% of the younger age group attend a place of worship every month, compared with 16% of over-55s.
The associate director of Savanta said the numbers could reflect the move to online worship during the pandemic.
Chris Hopkins added that there were “a few theories” as to why young people made up such a large proportion of the religious landscape.
“Firstly, as the demography of the UK changes, minority faiths do tend to have a larger proportion of practising young people, and therefore as the population of these groups increases within the UK, so will the prayer habits of the population at large,” he said.
He explained it was important to “factor in the impact the pandemic has had on the ability to engage with one’s faith” with virtual prayers and services being held online.
“It is possible that the pandemic opened up more avenues to prayer to young people, and this is reflected in the findings,” he said.

Lord in your mercy, hear our prayers !
Lord in your mercy, hear our prayers
Have an amazing day GOD bless us all
You O Lord God, will always be there for us, giving Answers to our prayers and opening new chapters in our lives as a people and as a community. We put our trust in You, You are compassionate, Gracious, slow to anger, and abounding in love. May Your Name continually be Praised in our lives, in Jesus name.
If you’d like to explore the Christian faith, we’d love to be part of your journey of faith. There are also some helpful websites as a starting point:
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