Prayer
Prayer changes things.
Prayer changes us, aligns us with God.
Prayer is an important part of Living Rock Church. We have a room dedicated to prayer, and a team of intercessors that pray daily for the needs of the church and its people.
Teach us to pray…
A Weekly Meditation on Prayer
“One day Jesus was praying in a certain place. When he finished, one of his disciples said to him, “Lord, teach us to pray, just as John taught his disciples.” - Luke 11:1
Hear my cry O God…
“Hear my cry, O God; listen to my prayer.” - Psalm 61:1
Prayers for Abby
Prayers for Abby are birthed in the heart of LRC to stand with and pray for Abigail, a beloved member of our church family and gifted dancer who was seriously injured during a dance ministry performance and has been side-lined from life for many years.
While these prayers voice the cry of our hearts for Abby, we include them here to encourage prayer for Abby and to invite you to use them to give voice to the needs of your own heart or someone you know.
Weekly Prayer Opportunities
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Pre-Service Prayer with Donna Mull
Preservice prayer meets in the Prayer Room prior to service. On Sundays, that's from 9:30-10 am.
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Nights of Prayer (Zoom Event)
Our Nights of Prayer are weekly! These are nights of encouragement on Wednesdays at 7pm and Saturdays at 6:30pm for those who continue to suffer, a night of prayer for healing, a night to strengthen our faith! Everyone is invited to join us - this is a time for us to stand together and encourage one another in prayer! This is a Zoom only event.
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Women's Tuesday Morning Prayer with Barb Lanoue
Our Women's Prayer group meets on Tuesday mornings from 8:30-9:30 am.
This is a Zoom only event, please contact the office for link.
A Prayer for our Nation + the World
Our Bible is full of stories of how God dealt with nations of the world. God ultimately has His way with the nations. Ninevah avoided a national crisis because they heard the prophetic voice of Jonah Jerusalem was overthrown because its King and citizens would not heed the cries and warnings of Isaiah and Jeremiah.
Babylon became the place of Exile for Israel. In Babylon she repented for her idolatry and longed for the days of righteousness and peace through obedience. Beginning this Wednesday, September 11th from now until November 6th Pastor Ryan is asking you to join him in fasting and prayer for the nation and world.
Do you have a prayer request?
(All requests are kept private and confidentional)
