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Sunday, September 27, 2015

A Prayer for Today

God you are our loving parent. Created, formed and called out of your love, we have gathered here today to worship, to pray, to sing, and most of all, to be reminded of who we are as your children and to be encouraged as we continue on this path of discipleship to which you have called us. God thank you for the gift of being able to gather together.  Thank you for the gift of community.

As we look back on the past week, we realize your Spirit was present in every moment, even in the ones where we failed to notice.  As we face another busy week ahead, cultivate in us a spirit of awareness so that even amidst the most chaotic of days, we wouldn’t miss a single moment of grace that crosses our path.  May these moments of grace be enough to sustain us and empower us to keep walking.

The truth is God that sometimes we have not the slightest clue where we are going or what we are doing. We grow weary of being faithful. We long for fruit that we may or may not see and we hope for a kingdom that seems just beyond our reach. And yet, even though we may not know if we doing things right and even though the road may seem endless before us. We know you walk with us and that really, walking with us is all you have ever wanted to do. Thank you for being our travelling companion.

Along the way God, there is so much to be thankful for. For the gift of laughter and conversation, for the abundance of simple moments that bring us joy.  Thank you for the gift of friendship. For the ones who support us, remind us who we are when we so easily forget and take our hand when we have lost our way. May we be able to reflect back into the world all the love that has been given us. Grant us the strength to walk alongside all those whom you have called us to journey with. May our feet never tire, may our souls be refreshed, may our hearts be at peace knowing you are with us.


Jesus, Emmanuel, the one who always has been and always will be with us, we ask all these things in your name, the one who taught us to pray saying…




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