In prayer we call upon God to respond to our needs, to help us turn from destructiveness and embrace the good.

Brought together in the church, the ark of faith, we ask in these prayers for the salvation God has promised us.

Christ’s own body and blood brought salvation to those who believe in him. Let us pray to the God who gives us the eternal sacrifice of his Son.

God’s abundant life overflows into our life. As we celebrate the many ways God is present to us, let us pray with the confidence granted us by the abiding presence of the Trinity in our lives.

We who have heard of the mighty acts of God done for us, now make our prayers to that same God, whose Spirit gives us life.

The God who sent Jesus to show God’s great love for creation will certainly hear our prayers, which we now make in the Lord’s name.

Jesus tells us that whatever we ask of God in his name will be given us. With this promise we make known our needs.

Christ is the vine and we are the branches. In the confidence this intimate relationship brings, we bring our prayers to God.

Let us call in prayer upon almighty God, who raised Jesus from the dead and brought us salvation through him.

Let us pray with faith in the risen Christ that God who saves us will hear our prayers.