Daily Prayer Online
We currently have a short online service of Daily Prayer every weekday according to the following schedule:
You can access these services by clicking on the button below.
- Morning Prayer at 9am every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
- Night Prayer at 9pm every Tuesday and Thursday
You can access these services by clicking on the button below.
You are warmly invited to participate in these services. To join us, you will need two things:
- Zoom, which is free video-conferencing software. No technical expertise is needed to install this; simply follow the instructions after clicking on the button above. There is also a Zoom Cloud Meetings smartphone app (Apple/Android). If you do have any technical questions, please contact Matt. These meetings are password protected; please consult your Weekly Email for the password, or contact us.
- The words for Morning Prayer and Night Prayer. These can be found here, or you can download the Daily Prayer smartphone app (Apple/Android). We also occasionally use Prayer During the Day, which can be found here, or you can download the Time to Pray smartphone app (Apple/Android).
What is Daily Prayer?
Services like Morning and Evening Prayer, Prayer during the Day, and Night Prayer are designed so that they can be said by individuals or in a group. To pray is to make our hearts ready to experience the love of God in Jesus Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit. Praying regularly will help us to develop a spiritual rhythm. A discipline of prayer changes the way that we think about our lives, because it creates new habits of heart and mind. Prayer opens us more deeply to the transforming grace of God. We enter into God’s presence, allowing the Holy Spirit to pray in us.
Services like Morning and Evening Prayer, Prayer during the Day, and Night Prayer are designed so that they can be said by individuals or in a group. To pray is to make our hearts ready to experience the love of God in Jesus Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit. Praying regularly will help us to develop a spiritual rhythm. A discipline of prayer changes the way that we think about our lives, because it creates new habits of heart and mind. Prayer opens us more deeply to the transforming grace of God. We enter into God’s presence, allowing the Holy Spirit to pray in us.
