Prayer for the Christian is as important as breathing, yet often it's something that does not come easily. Perhaps for this reason, generations of Christians have found saying set prayers for the day so useful. This is something you may already do but if not, do think about trying it. You never know, it may even become a habit!
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Of course you can pray wherever you are, so perhaps you might like to think about subscribing to a free daily prayer podcast. The following link will take you to such a site. Each day you can download a short, 10 minute reflection that will include music, a bible reading and a prayerful meditation to ponder upon.
Pray-as-you-go (daily prayer during the week for your mp3 player or to listen to now)
Or there's another Podcast from Damaris called a Word in your ear.
Meditation with God
If you're looking for a short medititive time with God, then try clicking on this link.
On the other hand, below you will find some links which will take you to complete prayer services, depending on what language you
feel comfortable with. You may decide to choose the Common Worship services
for their use of modern language or the Book of Common Prayer services
for their more traditional language.
For those of you who are methodical, here is a link that will give you some ideas on how to structure your prayer life.
Book of Common Prayer
Morning
Night
Yesterday
Yesterday
Yesterday
Today
Today
Today
Tomorrow
Tomorrow
Tomorrow
Council of the Church of England, 2002-2004 and is linked to http://www.cofe.anglican.org/worship/dailyprayer.
Here are some some links you may find useful.
Catholic Church in England and Wales
Churches Together in Britain and Ireland
Methodist Church
Religious Society of Friends
United Reformed Church in the United Kingdom