A Prayer in Times of Loss
A prayer for a heart wounded by loss, lifted up before Jesus, who wept at the death of his friend Lazarus, and who is the resurrection and the life.
A prayer for a heart wounded by loss, lifted up before Jesus, who wept at the death of his friend Lazarus, and who is the resurrection and the life.
A prayer for anyone who feels lonely, whether far from home or among their own family, holding on to God's promise that he is near to the brokenhearted and does not abandon his children.
A prayer for anyone whose heart is heavy with fear, holding on to God's promise, “Fear not, for I am with you”, and asking for his peace and wisdom.
A prayer before sleep, entrusting our souls and our worries into the Father's hands, as Jesus committed his spirit to him with trust on the cross.
A prayer at the close of the day, thanking God for his grace, confessing where we have gone wrong, and placing our burdens in his hands before we sleep.
A prayer for the last hours of the day, remembering that the one who keeps us will neither slumber nor sleep, and entrusting to him ourselves and those we love, wherever they are.
A short pause in the middle of a busy day, handing our burdens to God and asking for fresh strength for ourselves and for everyone who is weary and in need.
A prayer of thanks at the start of the day for God's mercies, which are new every morning, asking him to lead us and make us a blessing to the people we meet.
A prayer to begin the day before its hours fill up, dedicating our thoughts, words and actions to God and asking him to be the light on our path.
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