Prayer
Everyday and Seasonal Prayer
Need a devotion for a meeting, your workplace or to use at home? Everyday Prayer and Seasonal Prayer are excellent devotional resources: something for any day, time of day or time of year. With the addition of some appropriate songs or hymns and perhaps a short sermon/address/reflection, they could also be used as a brief order of service (eg for midweek Lenten services).
Prayer resources
Prayers for a time of crisis and loss: written for the LCA by Pastor Aub Podlich
JustPrayer.org: an excellent prayer website created by Pastor Matt Thiele, Pastor Doug Fitzpatrick and Immanuel Congregation Buderim
Prayer points
Pray for the LCANZ’s General Synod
Pray for all delegates, staff, volunteers and visitors, as they prepare for and begin their service at the LCANZ’s General Synod (4–7 Oct).
Read more ...Pray for the LCANZ’s General Pastors Conference
Pray for the LCANZ’s pastors, as they prepare to meet at the General Pastors Conference in Adelaide (29 Sept–2 Oct).
Read more ...Pray for an end to discrimination preventing universal suffrage
Pray for an end to discrimination preventing universal suffrage on the anniversary of NZ’s 1893 Electoral Act, which gave women the vote (19 Sept).
Read more ...Pray for those reaching out with the gospel
Pray for those congregations, schools, aged-care communities and other faith families who are endeavouring to reach out with the gospel.
Read more ...Pray for Father’s Day
Pray for all fathers, those who are missing their dads and those who have longed to be fathers, as we mark Father’s Day (1 Sept).
Read more ...Pray for NAIDOC Week
Pray for Australian First Nations peoples during NAIDOC Week, which recognises First Nations history and culture.
Read more ...Pray for young people attending camps
Pray for young people attending Christian camps during the winter school holidays, along with camp organisers and leaders.
Read more ...Pray for National Reconciliation Week
Pray for positive, respectful relationships between all Australians, as we mark National Reconciliation Week (27 May–3 June).
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