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6 July 20206 July 2020

Prayer Station at Home: A Permanent Feature

A prayer space at home at any time can be a focus and a comfort. Create your own permanent prayer station using things that are most helpful to you in reaching out to God.

29 June 20206 July 2020

Prayer Station at Home: The Numbers Game

Numbers play an important part in our lives and the use of numbers in the Bible can be intriguing and enlightening.

Complete the sudoku puzzle and reflect on the meaning of the single numbers.

22 June 202022 June 2020

Prayer Station at Home: Zacchaeus

It is understandable to feel small, in our faith, in our abilities, in what God wants from us. Perhaps Zacchaeus felt small. In fact we are told that he was small! But he wanted to see Jesus.

15 June 202015 June 2020

Prayer Station at Home: Psalm 100

Psalm (or song) 100 is not very long but it is packed with encouragement to try to be joyful and thankful, remembering that God does not change and is always there for us when we do feel helpless.

8 June 20208 June 2020

Prayer Station at Home: A Balancing Act

It is said that maintaining your physical balance at any stage in life is important, as it is in maintaining a balance in your relationship with God and with others.

1 June 20201 June 2020

Prayer Station at Home: A Piece of Paper

Followers of Christ may feel inadequate at times in holding up to the task of making new disciples. Like a piece of paper asked to hold up the Bible, the Word of God.

25 May 202025 May 2020

Prayer Station at Home: The Virtual Hand

Despite restrictions, a ‘can do’ approach is beneficial to well-being. Let your virtual hand guide your prayers to ‘touch’ others this week.

18 May 202018 May 2020

Prayer Station at Home: A Promise Knot

Ascension Day reminds us of when Jesus returned to God the Father in heaven. Before he left the earth, Jesus said that God promised to send his Holy Spirit. Luke chapter 24 verse 49. Here’s how to make a promise knot in plaited string to remind you of God’s promise to send you his Holy Spirit.