In the Christian Church we are approaching the holiest time of the year. On this fifth Sunday of Lent, we turn with Jesus towards Jerusalem and the end of his earthly life: suffering, the cross, and death. But this is only part of the story. We face with Jesus suffering and death, but we face them with the promise that death is not the end. Jesus promises new life, new hope, and a love that continues.Heavenly Father, we pray that the people of Bevan Street West will experience Your unconditional love. Help them to truly grasp the depth and breadth of Your love for them. Open their eyes to see Your love, and soften their hearts to receive it fully. May Your love overwhelm them and transform their lives. Amen.
Heavenly Father, we ask that you will watch over all who live in Zanetta Court and keep them safe. Protect them from danger, both seen and unseen, and guide them away from paths of wrongdoing. May your loving arms be a shield around them, providing comfort and security. Help them cultivate a community of safety, trust and co-operation. May each person now that they are loved by you. Amen.
Lord God we pray for each person living in Reeve Street fill their hearts with love, compassion, and unity so that they may support and encourage one another. May they come to know how much you love each of them and long that they may each experience life in all its fullness. Amen
This road goes to the western edge of our parish, bordered by the North Quay Retail Park, Lowestoft Cemetery and Lowestoft Community Hub a social care provider for people with learning disabilities and complex needs.<br><br>Lord God, we pray for the people of Kent Road and those who work at or are cared for at Lowestoft Community Hub. We pray for any whose lives are fragmented; people who are broken in body, mind or spirit. We remember all who feel shattered and exhausted, all who long for a healing touch. We remember all who seek hope and peace, may they come to you and rest in your presence. Amen
