This month we move into ‘Ordinary Time’ and celebrate God’s presence in the ordinary. We lament the signals that show earth’s pain and pray for and celebrate action – from local community initiatives to national establishment of marine reserves to international frameworks. We pray for people displaced because of climate impacts and pray for an AI that serves humanity and the common good.
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This month we celebrate Pentecost – we give thanks for the movement of the Holy Spirit in creation and pray for the Spirit to inspire our care for creation now. We give thanks for progress in Santa Marta, lament the suffering caused by the Middle East conflict and pray for a pivot to renewables. The immediate threat of an El Nino and the possibility of changes in the Atlantic’s circulation remind us of the urgent need to act.
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This month sees both the suffering of Passiontide and the joy of Easter. We lament the continued suffering we see around us, but rejoice in the hope given to us by the one who has reconciled all things through the Cross. Alleluia! He is risen!
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As we move through Lent, we reflect on Jesus’ experience in the wilderness and on the Lenten disciplines of fasting, giving and prayer. We also pray for people affected by extreme events. We lament the humanitarian and climate impacts of war, recognise hope in elements of the green transition, and pray for key decisions that will be taken in March.
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As we think afresh about God’s love – and our own call to love God, neighbour, and the earth, we pray for guidance and wisdom to protect the things we love. We pray, too, for neighbours affected by extreme weather, and for God to guide people with responsibility for key political and economic decisions. Join the prayers!
As the New Year starts, we look back at 2025 and forward to the challenges and opportunities of 2026. Join us in prayer!
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As Advent begins, we are sustained by the knowledge that God’s light shines in the midst of the darkness. We bring our prayers before God trusting in the hope that knowledge gives us.
We look back at the COP, giving thanks for what was good in it, but lamenting the gap between what was accomplished and what is needed. We pray for future negotiations and for the upcoming UN Environment Assembly.
We pray for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change – that its processes may move forward, that its efforts at inclusion of different perspectives may expand, and that its work may receive due recognition. We give thanks for the resilience of Jamaican farmers. We pray for all who are safeguarding soil and working to integrate nature-based solutions, with all the benefits they convey, into urban planning.
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This month we seek inspiration from the saints and pray for all who have died as a result of extreme weather over the past year. We pray for all affected by Hurricane Melissa, and lament the move towards more extreme weather and climate tipping points that the hurricane represents.
We are reminded, too, that there is hope. As well as negative tipping points, positive ones are possible – and we pray that God will help us and others to move towards the changes in behaviour and policies that could set the world on a better trajectory. We pray for the forthcoming COP30 in Belem, give thanks for the UK’s carbon budget delivery campaign and a new Anglican Communion initiative – and ask God to be given steadfastness in our journey and faithfulness in prayer.
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As we finish Season of Creation and remember St Francis, we celebrate the 10th anniversary of Pope Francis Laudato Si’ and pray that church interventions may once more inspire action from countries at the UN climate talks. We pray for countries formulating their climate plans, for people affected by extreme weather, and for financial institutions to put in safeguards around their loans for transition mineral mining. We also give thanks for Fairtrade and its example of small changes leading to larger change.
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A one-time bumper edition of the prayer points. There is much to pray for in intercession and lament – particularly around climate impacts, reductions in aid, and government action against climate science and renewable energy in the US. But there are also things for which to give thanks: the fast-moving renewables revolution worldwide, the International Court of Justice advisory opinion on states’ obligations, and the actions of climate heroes among them. Join us in prayer!