Friday, November 13, 2015

Prayers for Paris and a Time for us to become truly family.





Dear Family of Love,

Tonight it is all about prayer and being together as a family. We have yet to go thorough another tragedy with our family members in Paris. We find ourselves getting angry over senseless and overarching acts of violence.  None of this is making any sense for any of us. We keep trying to make sense of it but it is still too raw for our emotions. We  must wait to make sense of it all and make sense of how we feel So tonight I invite us to place our worries and all other things that are making our lives difficult into our traditional Worry/Sabbath box as we always do on Keeping the Faith Friday Fearlessly Without fretting.  But first let us sit for a period of our own choosing and calm our fears, selves, and anything else that is upsetting our bodies, minds, and spirits. Take time to let go of these things and offer them up to God so that we may be released to go deeper into the center. let us rest in God's loving and abiding presence. 

Tonight's Meditation Music:

Tavener -Song For Athene

Barber -Adagio For Strings

Faure- Pavane

Faure Requiem

Lakme Flower Duet

Tonight I Ask special prayers for Paris and a time for us to become the truly loving family of God we are meant to be.

Prayers and a rant in heartache. From the blog A voice was heard,,,,,,,,

How long must we be faced with the deaths of our innocents? How long must our family members endure torture at the hands of governments, tyrants, and extremists ? How long must we see and hear these stories of murder, abuse, terror, hate and injustice on a daily basis? How long will it take tor so-called Christian people to wake up and see what they are saying and preaching is against the Lord and Savior they are supposedly following? How long O, God ? How Long? How long  O, Jesus? How long O, Holy Spirit? How Long? 

Let us with God's help:

Stand with the people of Paris, Lebanon, Beirut, Baghdad Ferguson, Staten Island, Sandy Hook, Sydney, Peshwar and all places where violence is occurring on a daily basis.

Not be complacent but actively engaged in fighting injustice everywhere.

Stand up for what is right, just, and merciful.

Stand up against violence, terror, torture, and abuse of any kind.

Stand up and practice peace and be God's peace makers.

Stand with refugees, captives, victims of violence and abuse, victims of modern slavery and human trafficking, our undocumented immigrants, LGBTQ sisters and brothers. We all our family !

Love God, Family members, and ourselves.

Stand up and be light bearers to your fragile and broken world.

Stand up for universal human rights for all God's Children.

Stand with each other and not against each other.

Stand up against extremism in all its forms.

Stand with the least of these

Stand with the voiceless ones and those who are crying out and seeking to be heard.

Stand with the vulnerable.

Stand with God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit as bringers of love, peace, joy, and hope.

The light of Christ in me recognizes the light of Christ in you!

The God in me Loves me Loves the God in you!

The Holy Spirit who comforts me Comforts you this day when things we can't explain and gives us heavy heart.

Will you Stand with me?  Will you love one another?  Will you love your enemies and do good to those who hate you?  Will you continue to walk with me on our journey?

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Here are  additional prayers based on the above.

Let us with God's help stand together in prayer responding  Come Lord Jesus and Help us!


Lord God may we,Stand with the people of  Paris, Lebanon, Beirut, Palestine, Israel, Syria, Baghdad, Ferguson, Staten Island, Sandy Hook, Sydney, Peshwar and all places where violence is occurring on a daily basis.
Come Lord Jesus and Help us!

Lord God may we, Not be complacent but actively engaged in fighting injustice everywhere.
Come Lord Jesus and Help us!


Lord God may we ,Stand up for what is right, just, and merciful.
Come Lord Jesus and Help us!


Lord God may we,Stand up against violence, terror, torture, and abuse of any kind.
Come Lord Jesus and Help us!


Lord God may we,Stand up and practice peace and be God's peace makers.
Come Lord Jesus and Help us!


Lord God may we, Stand with refugees, captives, victims of violence and abuse, victims of modern slavery and human trafficking, our undocumented immigrants, LGBTQ sisters and brothers. We all our family !
Come Lord Jesus and Help us!


Lord God may we, Love God, our Family members, and ourselves.
Come Lord Jesus and Help us!


Lord God may we,Stand up and be light bearers to your fragile and broken world.
Come Lord Jesus and Help us!


Lord God may we, Stand up for universal human rights for all God's Children.
Come Lord Jesus and Help us!


Lord God may we,Stand with each other and not against each other
.Come Lord Jesus and Help us!


Lord God may we, Stand up against extremism in all its forms
Come Lord Jesus and Help us!
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Stand with the least of these
Come Lord Jesus and Help us!

Lord God may we, Stand with the voiceless ones and those who are crying out and seeking to be heard.
Come Lord Jesus and Help us!

Lord God may we, Stand with the vulnerable.
Come Lord Jesus and Help us!

Lord God may we,Stand with you, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit as bringers of love, peace, joy, and hope.

The light of Christ in me recognizes the light of Christ in you!

The God in me Loves me Loves the God in you!

The Holy Spirit who comforts me Comforts  you this day when things we can't explain and gives us heavy heart.

Lord God we add our own prayers and those of our family members who have requested our prayers especially_____________

Come Lord Jesus and Help us !
To You, O Lord, our God.

Will you Stand with me?  Will you love one another?  Will you love your enemies and do good to those who hate you?  Will you continue to walk with me on our journey?

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Good Night Dear Family of Love! I love you!  May you feel God's presence this night and always. I give God thanks for you this night and always.

Love, joy, hope, and peace, and God's Blessings,

Sara















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