A prayer for Libya and MoroccoLordWe pray for rescue workers, medics and agencies helping survivors with emergency support.We pray that all those affected will be comforted and strengthened, and every need will be met.And Lord, we pray that You will guide and empower Christians as they seek to respond to these disasters and show the love of Jesus.We pray too for all who were and continue to be affected by the major earthquake in northern Turkey and Syria.Amen Based on a prayer from Open Doors UK
October 1st1100 Boyton Morning Prayer1100 Virginstowe Morning Prayer1800 North Tamerton EvensongThursday 5th October 1900 North Tamerton Harvest Festival & supperOctober 8th0915 Werrington Morning Prayer1100 St Giles Morning PrayerFriday 13th October 1900 Boyton Harvest Festival & supperOctober 15th0930 Holy Communion North Tamerton1100 Boyton Holy Communion1500 Virginstowe Harvest FestivalOctober 22nd0915 Werrington Morning Prayer1000 North Tamerton Morning Prayer1100 Virginstowe Morning PrayerOctober 29th1030 St Giles United Benefice Service with Holy Communion (note the 1030 start time)
September 3rd0930 Virginstowe Holy Communion1000 North Tamerton Songs of Praise1100 St Giles Creationtide Holy CommunionSeptember 10th0915 Werrington Morning Prayer1000 North Tamerton Morning Prayer1100 St Giles Morning Prayer1500 Virginstowe Messy ChurchSeptember 17th0915 Werrington Harvest Festival and Holy Communion1100 Boyton Holy Communion1600 Bishop Philip's Farewell, Evensong at Truro CathedralSeptember 24th1100 Boyton Morning Prayer1100 St Giles Harvest Festival1100 Virginstowe Morning Prayer
Prayer for UkraineIn February 2022, when war in Ukraine began, the Archbishops of Canterbury and York wrote a prayer for the country and its people:A Prayer for UkraineGod of peace and justice,we pray for the people of Ukraine today.We pray for peace and the laying down of weapons.We pray for all those who fear for tomorrow,that your Spirit of comfort would draw near to them.We pray for those with power over war or peace,for wisdom, discernment and compassion to guide their decisions.Above all, we pray for all your precious children, at risk and in fear,that you would hold and protect them.We pray in the name of Jesus, the Prince of Peace.AmenArchbishop Justin WelbyArchbishop Stephen CottrellAnd here you can listen to the composer John Rutter explain his reaction to news of the invasion of Ukraine, and his musical responseA Ukrainian Prayer, John Rutter - YouTube
