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A Prayer for Today

from the Methodist Prayer Handbook

Prayer for the Day

A prayer for awareness of God's all-sufficient love

Sometimes it seems our tuneless songs are unleashed into emptiness, An unknowable void where nothing is heard.

Remove from us the fear that we are insufficient and that you are unresponsive.

Instead replace it with the knowledge that all we have is you and one another,

And that is enough.

Jude Levermore, Head of Mission, Connexional Team
Alternative Prayer for the Day

A prayer for wisdom

Gracious God, give us wisdom to perceive you, diligence to seek you, patience to wait for you, eyes to behold you, a heart to meditate on you and a life to proclaim you, through the power of the Spirit of Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

Benedict of Nursia (c. 480-550)

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A Prayer in response to the attack at Bondi Beach

Blessed are you, Lord our God, King of the universe, who grants us light, sustains us in life and guides us in the ways of holiness.

On a day when peaceful celebration has been distorted through acts of violence and hatred, we pray for those who have died and been injured in the attack at Bondi beach at the beginning of Hanukkah.

Comfort those who have lost loved ones. Strengthen them and grant them peace.
Stand close to those who seek answers and with those tasked with understanding and responding to these acts of violence.

May the deep darkness of this day be met by responses of respect, compassion and solidarity as we continue to draw alongside our sisters and brothers of Jewish faith in our prayers.

We pray for an ending to all acts of religious or racially based hatred that we may dwell in your light and seek a world in which all may walk safely alongside their neighbour.
Amen.

A Prayer in response to the attack at Bondi Beach

Saturday 15 May 2010

"When a woman is in labour she has pain, because her hour has come. But when her child is born, she no longer remembers the anguish because of the joy of having brought a human being into the world." (v.21)

John 16:16-28

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