Tag: Pray

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Steps of faith

These pages are here to help you take a step of faith. Just click a shoe! Some of the steps are quite small – they're more like shuffles of faith. Others are a lot bigger – they're leaps of faith. All of them offer a chance to discover what you believe and how you want to live your life. And who knows? They might also help you to discover more about God.

Post a prayer

Clicking this button within 'Post a Prayer' will allow you to light a new candle. Simply add your name and your prayer, click the tick button and place your candle on an empty holder. Your candle will burn for 24 hours and any other visitor will be able to see your prayer and perhaps pray along with you.

How to pray

Learn how to pray with experiential suggestions. Most people pray. From the prayer of 'help!' to spending an hour in a quiet place just listening to God there are many different ways to develop prayer. This module introduces and focuses on Jesus's teachings on prayer.

Daily prayer

Prayer is a rewarding and life enhancing conversation with God. But at times it can be difficult. You can feel isolated from others, running out of things to say and getting distracted. Pre-written daily prayers, started centuries ago by Monks and Nuns, can be a great help. The words already written can help you concentrate and to know that many other people are praying along with you can be enormously encouraging. Jesus encouraged his followers to pray regularly and discipline is needed to accomplish that. Daily prayers help by developing a habit.

Celtic spirituality

Celtic Christians see life as a pilgrimage, use earthy yet poetic prayers, and have a vivid sense of saints, angels and the unseen world. Use the module contents in the column to the right to find out more.

R father… Gzus via txt

A recent competition launched for the best version of the Lord's Prayer in text message form (er... txt msg 4m) drew a big response from mobile users. And the prayers and other sayings of Jesus which arrived were intriguing.

People not only tried to make the Lord's Prayer as short as possible, so that it would fit into the space of a single txt msg. They also got to the heart of what the prayer is all about and then put it into their own words.

Some of the txt msgs are entertaining and funny, but most of them read like real prayers and sayings of Jesus, and, of course, they're all ready to be texted to someone.

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