Prayer is a vital part of our life and work. Prayer forms an integral part of our Sunday services and home groups and we also organize regular men’s and women’s prayer breakfasts and church prayer days. We encourage members of our church to pray regularly for local, national and global needs and include a prayer diary in InSpire, our monthly magazine. More recently we have organised courses on listening prayer.
We meet for prayer at 7.00pm each Monday evening in church. Come along and join us.
In addition to our weekly prayer meetings we host morning prayer at 8.30am in our Prayer Chapel each Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. You are most welcome to join us for morning prayer.
We also have a prayer book in the Prayer Chapel where you may record any prayer needs. As a church, we pray regularly for all prayer requests.
We meet to pray ...
- Monday, 8.30am - in church
- Monday, 7.00pm -in church
- Tuesday, 8.30am - in church
- Wednesday, 8.30am - in church
- Thursday, 8.30am - in church
- Sunday, 8.00am - prayer included in our church service with Holy Communion
- Sunday, 10.00am - prayer included in our church service
- Sunday, 6.30pm - prayer included in our church service
We also meet to pray ...
- in home groups
- in men's and women's prayer breakfasts
- in informal groups
Would you like to know more about praying?
Follow these links for help and support in prayer;
Prayer Walking
Weekly, throughout the year, Christians walk the streets of our parish asking
for God’s blessing on all the 3,330 households. During these quiet walks, where
we pray about what we see and experience, we also deliver prayer request cards.
These invite householders to ask us to privately pray for specific issues for
themselves and their loved ones; for healing, for comfort, for strength, for
peace. There is no need to give a name or address, just a request – unless they
would like a minister or church member to contact them.
As a loving
parent, God loves us and wants us to share all our worries with Him.
You can download your own card here
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