Sunday 4th May - Service at Kinglassie Parish Church @10:30am
The Prayer Chain at Auchterderran Kinglassie Church has been going since 2020.
A group of people pass on prayer requests over the phone, with texts or via email on Tuesday evenings.
We pray for current situations and events in our world and in our church. We also pray for individuals for whom we receive a request which we treat confidential.
“Lord, when life’s circumstances challenge us
Teach us to accept your direction.
Help us to remember that all things
Can be used for good”.
March takes us through the steps to complete a prayer activity from Thy Kingdom Come.
Hebrew 4:16
Let us have confidence, then, and approach God's throne, where there is grace. There we will receive mercy and grace to help us just when we need it.
We praised God:
For HIS neverending love
That HE loves us the way we are
That Christians all over the world can come together to pray
We thanked God:
That HE has got the whole world in HIS hands
For physical and spiritual nourishment
For recovery from operations and illnesses
That with the help of HIS SPIRIT we can be obedient to do the will of God
For everyone breaking the cycle of violence and hate
We prayed:
For people who left requests in the prayer box for themselves or others
That they feel God's love and protection
For recovery from illness
For all waiting on an appointment for an operation or medical treatment
For all who find the winter months challenging
For everyone struggling with their mental health
For those who were grieving
For everyone adjusting to changes in their circumstances
For issues currently in the news
For stability in the world
For those in government to use their positions to work for justice and peace
For governments and policy makers as they are searching for answers in how to regulate AI
For strength and courage for everyone trying to rebuild their homes and communities after a natural disaster or war
For energy for all working at the Victoria and Queen Margaret's Hospital
For the chaplains supporting patients, their relatives and friends
For all working in local health centres
For midwives, newly born babies, especially the babies having to stay in intensive care units
For the staff, patients and their families at Rachel House
For the work of CHAS
For professionals dealing with child abuse cases
For those supporting people over the phone through Helplines
For volunteers helping at foodbanks
For the many trades people who are currently so very busy
For all organising the World Day of Prayer - for the preparations to go well
For Christians facing hardship and persecution