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A Few Highlights...

The Basics of Christianity
For those who are unsure or have doubts, here are some articles which cover some of the basics of our faith.
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Advent Bible Studies
I've written two Advent Bible studies which are available as downloads and designed for ease of copying for a group study. One is based on the gifts of Christmas, the other on the hymn 'O Little Town of Bethlehem.'
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Praying Through the Celtic Year
I was challenged to write Christian prayers to go with the ancient Celtic seasons. Check out the results!
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Opening Prayers for Worship
Contemporary prayers which can be used as opening prayers within traditional forms of worship

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The Celtic Connection

Early Christian prayers show how connected the Celtic church was to the God who created this world. It's good to remind ourselves of the rich Christian heritage of prayer and worship that we are now stewards of.

On the site is a collection of Celtic inspired prayers and liturgy written for private and public use, together with a selection of prayers from other sources, worship resources, Bible Studies and books of prayers.

This is very much a work in progress, and new prayers and resources are continually being added, so do drop by now and again and check out what is new!

Now available is 'The Worship Leader's Little Helper' which provides ready-to-use prayers for that opening slot of Adoration, thanksgiving and confession within a service. (More info)

John Birch, Kidwelly, Wales

 

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Prayer Resources for Advent

There is a selection of resources for Advent, including liturgies written for the Sundays preceeding Christmas, information on the season, traditional and contemporary prayers and group Bible Studies.
Check out Advent Themes and Resources

 

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Prayers in the Celtic Tradition

In the lonely places
The wilderness
Where we stand forlorn
Windswept and alone
Your voice calls out
Prepare a way for the Lord

In the dark places
The shadows
Where we hide our fears
Embrace our tears
Your voice calls out
Prepare a way for the Lord


Lord of the morning,

of dawn chorus,

rising sun,

mist on water,

day begun



Lord of the noontime,

of chattering voices,

laughter and fun,

sparkling water,

everyone



Lord of the evening,

of quiet breeze,

setting sun,

gentle waters,

day that’s done.


I arise today
embraced in the arms
of God the Father,
empowered by the strength
of God the Spirit,
immersed in the love
of God the Son.
I arise today
in the company
of the Trinity,
Father, Spirit and Son.
I arise today