Sunday, 30 September 2012
Care Prayer Theme: Church and Society
"Father God, we pray that thousands of people will respond to an invitation to come to church today, and that they will feel welcome and at ease. Please send Your Spirit of truth and love to congregations, that many will deepen their trust in Jesus Christ. Amen." - Care
Wednesday, 26 September 2012
A thought for the N.I Assembly and Police Service
‘Hear this, you who trample the needy and do away with the poor of the land ... buying the poor with silver and the needy for a pair of sandals ... The Lord has sworn by himself, the Pride of Jacob: “I will never forget anything they have done”.’ AMOS 8:4,6,7 (NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION)
"Father, be with those in Northern Island Assembly and the N.I Police Service who are combating human trafficking. Please be with those that have been sexually exploited and let them be free lord, let them speak out against their oppression, the criminals responsible as well as those that have abused them, so they may all be identified and convicted. Amen."
Sunday, 23 September 2012
Care Prayer: Sexual Trafficking and Explotation
Human sexual trafficking and exploitation is an evil that goes on unseen to most of us. It is a horrible and hard existence for those involved, we must pray that those who have been forced into such a life, can find the help and aid they need.
"O God of infinite mercy and grace – who will never forget - we ask You to soften the hearts of those who treat other human beings in a cruel and degrading manner, that they might relent and repent. Please send Your servants to bring liberty and relief to those who are so badly abused. For Christ’s sake, Amen." - Care
Saturday, 22 September 2012
Gangs, violence and Explotation
Most inner cities see levels of organized crime and gang violence, some are worse than others, however no matter how bad the violence is innocent people suffer. So take time to pray for those that are disillusioned and those they exploit to find peace.
Anyone can fall through the crack of society and no matter how far someone has turned to a criminal life, there is always chance of retribution.
"Oh father, shed your light upon those who have fallen far into darkness and those that suffer because of them. Show them the light lord, bring them hope and reveal to them that there is a way out of their problems, that they can indeed be forgiven for their sins. Amen."
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Friday, 21 September 2012
International Day of Peace
International Day of Peace is devoted to commemorating and strengthening the ideals of peace both within and among all nations and people. Pray that many throughout the world will realize that true peace only comes through Christ, and that they will ask Him for forgiveness and new life.
"Lord, bring light to those that do not yet realize that true peace only comes through Christ, show them a sign. I pray that they ask your forgiveness lord and start their new life alongside you. Amen."
Wednesday, 19 September 2012
Stigma of Faith
Sadly in today's society there is a lot of stigma targeted at those who have faith. Some who have spoken their faith in the workplace, or refused to work against their conscience have been unfairly treated in the workplace. Spend some time to show them some support.
"Father, please allow for those that speak your word and act according to your will, to not be discouraged by unbelievers and those that do not have faith. May you give them the strength to persevere. Please give them the willpower to be wise in their decisions and guide them onto the right path. Amen."
Sunday, 16 September 2012
Turn on the Tap!
We as a Church love supporting good causes, especially when it involves raising money to benefit those who perhaps are less fortunate than ourselves.
A great charity project is currently underway under Samaritans Purse International Relief.
"Turn on the Tap" urges those who buy these charity-branded bottles of water to donate money to give clean water to children in Africa. Once the water has been consumed, people are urged to fill the empty bottle with their spare change. Once it is full up with coins, simply count up the amount and send your donation in a cheque made payable to Samaritans Purse.
All cheque donations should be sent to Victoria House, Victoria Road, Buckhurst Hill, Essex, 1G9 5EX. Alternatively, please visit http://www.turnonthetap.org.uk to pledge a donation towards this cause.
It does not take a lot of money to provide better facilities for these children! For example:
-£9 could train a villager in Mozambique to maintain the communities well or borehole.
- £36 could provide a family in Niger with a latrine.
-£48 could provide a family in Uganda with a biosand water filter.
-£500 could repair a non-functioning borehole for a village in Mozambique.
Interested in donating some spare cash to this project? Great! As stated before, all the details can be found via the website, http://www.turnonthetap.org.uk or get hold of one of the water bottles to start saving!
Perhaps you may be able to rope in some willing friends, fellow church goers or family to contribute to? The more the merrier, especially when you are aware that by doing this, you are greatly improving the lives of people less fortunate them yourselves.
Epping Green Chapel Gets Involved!
At Church last Sunday we had a service to bring light to the cause, and struggles that so many African people have in their daily lives.
A great charity project is currently underway under Samaritans Purse International Relief.
"Turn on the Tap" urges those who buy these charity-branded bottles of water to donate money to give clean water to children in Africa. Once the water has been consumed, people are urged to fill the empty bottle with their spare change. Once it is full up with coins, simply count up the amount and send your donation in a cheque made payable to Samaritans Purse.
All cheque donations should be sent to Victoria House, Victoria Road, Buckhurst Hill, Essex, 1G9 5EX. Alternatively, please visit http://www.turnonthetap.org.uk to pledge a donation towards this cause.
It does not take a lot of money to provide better facilities for these children! For example:
-£9 could train a villager in Mozambique to maintain the communities well or borehole.
- £36 could provide a family in Niger with a latrine.
-£48 could provide a family in Uganda with a biosand water filter.
-£500 could repair a non-functioning borehole for a village in Mozambique.
Interested in donating some spare cash to this project? Great! As stated before, all the details can be found via the website, http://www.turnonthetap.org.uk or get hold of one of the water bottles to start saving!
Perhaps you may be able to rope in some willing friends, fellow church goers or family to contribute to? The more the merrier, especially when you are aware that by doing this, you are greatly improving the lives of people less fortunate them yourselves.
Epping Green Chapel Gets Involved!
At Church last Sunday we had a service to bring light to the cause, and struggles that so many African people have in their daily lives.
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