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A time to slow down and look back...
The Light that Shines for You. Unity's prayer room window at Bourne End in the 1970's
Why have time for prayers at the end of each day? Because we think it gives us all a unique chance to reflect on the last twelve hours; to open ourselves, where necessary, to forgiveness, self-forgiveness, acceptance, and resolution; to give thanks – and to pray for the next 24 hours. The pauses for silent meditation will also give space to 'breathe' about all that has happened, good or bad - before we rest and sleep.
We hope you will be inspired to join us; and some of you might also consider supporting us, perhaps, by running the occasional prayer meeting. Such a scheme will rely, for its success, not just on the numbers who attend, but also the numbers of people willing to lend a hand. Have you led a Zoom prayer meeting before? If so, would you like to be involved? Email Steve if you are interested.