Christian Prayer
and Liturgy Resources

Christian Prayer within worship
is a conversation, but sometimes the words dry up when we
start talking to the creator of the universe! At times like
this it can be useful to dip into prayers that others
have written, as they can often inspire us and open our
minds to new ways of praising and worshipping our God.
Early Christian prayers show how connected the Celtic church
was to the God who created this world, and it's good to remind
ourselves of the rich Christian heritage of prayer and worship
that we are now stewards of.
This is a collection of new Celtic inspired
prayers and liturgy
written in the beauty of the Welsh Countryside for private
and public use, together with a selection of prayers from
other sources, worship resources and
suggested books on
prayer.
New!
'Prayers for the Journey'

Some time in the making, I've put together a new collection
of over 80 new prayers and prayer/poems very much in
the Celtic tradition. Available now to download.
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New!
'Pray like this...' Bible Study on The Lord's Prayer

A series of 5 group Bible Studies based
upon The Lord's Prayer, complete with Leader's notes,
illustrated and questions for discussion - available
as a download.
More
information...
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what's on the site?
For a list of the various themes explored through prayer -
Click Here
Pentecost Prayers
A collection of prayers from many sources
suitable for the Pentecost and the Holy Spirit - Click
Here
New Hymns
I've written a couple of hymns which you are
free to use, and Elisabeth Traverse has kindly written a new
hymn tune for one - Click
Here
ebook downloads
Check out our downloadable ebooks - Bible
Studies and the Heart2Heart prayer book (more)
Book Reviews
Now and then I get sent books to review. My current favourite
is 'Living Jesus' from John Pritchard, the Bishop of Oxford,
which is both scholarly and practical - Read
More
New! Prayers from
Carmina Galetica
From the oral tradition this is a selection
of prayers which bridge the pagan/Christian times of Scotland
(more)
Listening to Whispers
Some creative ideas for leading a study day
on Celtic Spirituality - More
info
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Make me a tree, Lord
Sturdy
Deep rooted
Useful
Support
to those in need
Shelter
to those who are weary
Fruit
for those who hunger
Make me a tree, Lord
Sturdy
Deep rooted
Useful
Like a mountain stream
exuberant in it’s flow
you carry us
into the river of your love
and transport us
gloriously
effortlessly
to the ocean of your grace
Bless this day
all that I might see
all that I might hear
all that I might smell
all that I might say
Bless this day
all that I might serve
all that I might comfort
all that I might help
all that I might guide
Bless this day
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