Largs: St. Columba's Parish Church​Linked With Fairlie Parish Church

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Prayer Line

St Columba's Prayer Line is made up of caring members who individually join together to pray on behalf of those who have requested prayer either for themselves or others. Requests are always treated confidentially and new "links" are always warmly welcomed.

Please use the form to below to make any requests for inclusion in the Prayer Line.  

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St Columba’s Parish Church Prayer Group

In St. Columba’s we have an active, friendly and dynamic Prayer Group with a current membership of over twenty, including two “
foreign correspondents” – and you are welcome to join!  All you need is discretion and a desire to support people in need in this way. 

Prayer requests come to the group by a variety of routes – for example, by personal request, e-mail, via the church  web-site and arising from pastoral visits by our locum minister and elders.  Prayer requests are not confined to members of the congregation as we are often asked to pray on behalf of people from the wider community, both national and world-wide. Members pray both individually in their own
homes and collectively when the opportunity arises. Every week a newsletter and request list is circulated to each group member and a 
Prayer Service is held in the Mactaggart Chapel after the main service on the last Sunday of every month.Two or three times a year the Prayer Group have a sociable ”get –together” at which we eat a lot, business matters are discussed and updates on requests are shared.
All requests are treated with the utmost confidentiality and anonymity is observed where required.

The Prayer Group also gathers the requests from the Prayer Tree in the nave of  the church and these are added to the weekly list and brought forward at the monthly service.  We have found that many visitors to the church make use of the  tree: Christians, people of other faiths and people of none, find this a way of  making contact with things of the spirit.

If you would  like to join our group, just contact me, Shena Jamieson, on the Prayer Line Request.
 
How To Pray :

Talking to God is for everyone!

Whoever or wherever you are you can begin to pray. You do not have to wait for special teaching, a particular place or time or spiritual feelings. You can simply begin to talk to God and take it from there.

Read more at : Church of Scotland - Prayer

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Gallowgate Street, Largs, Ayrshire KA30 8LX :- 01475686212

Registered Charity Number: SCO 02294                 St. Columba's Parish Church              Serving the Parish of Largs.