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Prayer...

Prayer is, in the strictest sense, a humble religious petition of man to God to seek divine benevolence and benefits he needs for life, both temporal and eternal. It is a conversation with God, either by accepted prayer forms, or from the heart. Consider these words as if God were speaking them to His children...

"It is not necessary my child, to know much in order to please me much; it is enough that you love me fervently. Speak here to me then, as you would speak to your most intimate friend, to your mother, to your brother."

~God your Father~


He Gave His Only Son

"Have you come to believe because you have seen me? Blessed are those who have not seen and have believed."

John 21:29

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~Mother Teresa~



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A Prayer For All of Us

by Patti LaRue


This week, I would simply like for all of us to read and say the following prayer. Remember, prayer is what unites us with God.

Prayer is what....
...unites us with God.

We all have come to you from many different roads
Many different journeys
But we gather together in your name united as one
United as one people in your love

We come to share our love for you
Hear us Lord and listen to our needs
Heal those that need healing
Free those who need to be freed

Cast your grace upon each of us
So that we might share the with all

We ask this in your name Lord Jesus Christ

Amen

Hear us Lord...
...and listen to our needs.

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