Prayer Resources for Individual Devotion

 

Resources for Prayer​

• The Book of Common Prayer: This is a complete online version of the Book of Common Prayer.

• The Daily office Online. This is an online version of the daily office. Click the Picture when the page opens.

• CLICK HERE to listen to the daily office from Nashotah House Theological Seminary.

• Neighborhood Prayer Walk: Individuals are invited to take prayer walks in their neighborhood. This is a time of intentional prayer for our neighbors. This resource invites people to visit, stop, and pray for those places and people who we encounter on a regular basis. Jesus is in your neighborhood so join him.

• A Morning at the Office podcast: An Episcopal Morning Prayer Podcast

• D365: The online d365, with its format of Pause, Listen, Think, Pray, Go, provides daily scripture readings, reflection, and prayer for young people (although adults will find it inspiring as well). Users can subscribe through email or download the app. The format is succinct and engaging, start-to-finish requiring approximately five minutes.

• Pray As You Go: An online portal (or app) to pray the scriptures. Pray As You Go is a daily prayer session, designed to go with you wherever you go, to help you pray whenever you find time. A new prayer session is produced every day of the working week and one session for the weekend. Lasting between ten and thirteen minutes, it combines music, scripture and some questions for reflection. It’s aim is to help you to become more aware of God’s presence in your life, listen to and reflect on God’s word, and grow in your relationship with God.

• Daily Prayer: This site offers the daily selections from Forward Day by Day, a liturgical calendar, and more resources to strengthen your faith and heart.

• Episcopal Church Prayer Wall: Pray with us. Pray along with our community… or submit your own.

• Prayer for Spiritual Communion when you cannot receive the Sacrament in person:  My Jesus, I believe that you are truly present in the Most Blessed Sacrament.  I love you above all things, and I desire to receive you into my soul.  Since I cannot at this moment receive you sacramentally, come at least spiritually into my heart.  I embrace you as being already there, and unite myself wholly to you; never permit me to be separated from you.  Amen.   –A prayer of St. Alphonsus de Ligouri

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Formation Resources for Faithful Community

 

Faith Formation Resources:

• ChurchNext: ChurchNext provides engaging and convenient online learning from Episcopal experts on liturgy, evangelism, welcome, discipleship, stewardship, and other important topics. To help individuals and congregations stay rooted and grounded in Jesus during the Corona Virus pandemic ChurchNext has launched Prayer and Worship in Our Homes, a free five-course class open to anyone who would like to take it.

• Good Book Club: This Forward Movement initiative invites organizations of all kinds to read a particular book of the Bible throughout a liturgical season.

• The Bible Project is a website full of videos that help you understand the Bible and basic Christian theology.