The Daily Office of Morning and Evening Prayer are found in the Book of Common Prayer or online:
Morning Evening
Psalm 105 vs 1-22
I find myself drawn to the Psalm again today. Perhaps this is no surprise. I have always found that, in times of distress, as I turn to Scripture, it is invariably the Psalms which speak to my soul. I take the first six words of the Psalm set for today as a pandemic challenge; “O give thanks to the Lord.” Can we find it in our heart to give thanks even at such a time as this?
Our parishioner Fran has done just that in this month’s edition of the “Chimes.” She gives thanks for the improvement in air quality; the rise in neighborliness; people helping others.
What might you add to the list?
In Christ,
Mark
Morning Evening
Psalm 105 vs 1-22
I find myself drawn to the Psalm again today. Perhaps this is no surprise. I have always found that, in times of distress, as I turn to Scripture, it is invariably the Psalms which speak to my soul. I take the first six words of the Psalm set for today as a pandemic challenge; “O give thanks to the Lord.” Can we find it in our heart to give thanks even at such a time as this?
Our parishioner Fran has done just that in this month’s edition of the “Chimes.” She gives thanks for the improvement in air quality; the rise in neighborliness; people helping others.
What might you add to the list?
In Christ,
Mark
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