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Daily Advent Prayers

December 04, 2021 in Conference News

This year the national setting invites the entire church to join us in a season of collective prayer during Advent. Each day during Advent we will post a prayer at noon Eastern on our social media platforms and website (12 noon Eastern, 11 AM Central, 10 AM Mountain, 9 AM Pacific, 7 AM Hawaii).

If you are so led, we invite you to pause for 5 minutes each day and pray the prayer with us, or in any way the Spirit may lead, knowing many others in the church will be praying with you.

Each Sunday, a reflection will precede the prayer. All of the reflections and prayers will live here when posted.

Why pray together? Because our prayers are a repository of hope. Sometimes hope is confused with wishful thinking, but the biblical sense of hope is very different.

In scripture, hope exists as a secure assurance, a trust placed in a trustworthy God. Hope waits and endures. It helps us during significant trials or times of distress. It offers us security that the kin-dom will come, and though we cannot see it right now, our work is not in vain. Hope does not disappoint. (Romans 5:5)

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