Prayer and Resources

Morning and Night Prayer

You will find on the links below a short liturgy for Morning and Night Prayer which is in an easy-read format. 
Please email Helen if you would like a paper copy of the service sent to you.

    Morning Prayer

    Night Prayer (Compline)

You can also link to the RNWK Group Services on YouTube to find a recording of these services which you can access at any time and follow using the service sheet.

YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGcdOwG_w9D_jbDYmZRJCQA 

Gathering @ 4pm

We are producing a new weekly service which you will be able to access using the RNWK YouTube link below. This service will go live each Sunday at 4pm and will include hymns & songs, prayer and a homily.

YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGcdOwG_w9D_jbDYmZRJCQA   

Other digital resources - What is currently available?

There are a range of new and existing Christian resources available for people to engage with at this difficult and challenging time in the life of the nation and the world:

• RNWK Churches and RNWK – E Messy – Our Facebook pages which have daily updates including prayers, music, spiritual insight and fun ideas for children and families.
   
• Time to Pray app - everything you need for Prayer During the Day, with variations according to the day of the week and the season of the Church’s year. Download for free.
   
• Pray as You Go - Pray As You Go is a daily prayer session it is not a 'Thought for the Day', a sermon or a bible-study, but rather a framework for your own prayer based on Ignatian Spirituality  https://pray-as-you-go.org/
   
• Prayer for the day - each day the Church of England publishes audio and text of the Prayer for the Day.
   
• Daytime prayer and Night prayer service audio - building on the existing daily prayer feed, this includes daytime prayer and night prayer for each day. It will be available as a downloadable app in the coming weeks.
   
• The BBC's Daily Service – 0945 Radio4 Long Wave (LW 198 ) or via BBC Sounds
   
• Weekly service broadcasts - these be made available each Sunday through the Church's Facebook page.
   
• Mental health reflections – 13 daily reflections that seek to provide hope, reassurance and comfort. We have also published five tips to help tackle loneliness and isolation.
   
• Increasing the number of training webinars - to help churches stream sermons, events and make the most of digital platforms. Sign up for free.