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Prayers, readings and reflections at the end of the day. Psalm 47 Romans 9 v 1 - 6 and 15 and 16 Paul's anguish over the message of Jesus not being received by Paul's own people, the Jews. God chose the Hebrews, firstly Abraham with whom He made an everlasting covenant. Now the promises of God are available to all who believe in HIs Son, Jesus Christ. Praying for all those areas of the world where there is anguish and sorrow, praying for our nation, our community and ourselves.

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Prayers and reflections on this World Refugee Day - thoughts and news from the United Nations Refugee Agency, events that have been happening around the world to show solidarity with the over 100 million people who have been displaced, who have had to flee their homes because of violence, war, oppression or famine. Readings from Psalm 30 and Jesus' words in Matthew 25 - "whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me". with words also from the letter sent to the Times from the Archbishops of Canterbury and York together with all the Bishops of the Church of England, expressing their deep concern over the deportation of asylum seekers to Rwanda. Some of the prayers used tonight: Lord, clear our eyes that we may see the sufferings of displaced people. Open our ears that we may hear the cries of those deep in despair. Heavenly Father remind us that through our acts of hospitality we are restored to You, in Jesus Christ. Amen

Join Rev Dave for prayer and reflection

Join Rev Dave for prayer and reflection

Peace and hope Prayer, reading and reflection at the end of the day Reading: Romans 5 v 1 - 5 This scripture was one of the set readings for yesterday, Trinity Sunday, and we are also using one of the special prayers for yesterday, praising God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Peace with God - not the peace of the world, this peace may be different from calmness and tranquillity but it is an eternal peace as we are reconciled with God through Jesus.

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