Prayer
We believe that Jesus moves powerfully through the prayers of his people. Our prayer ministry at Redeemer is here to lift prayers and petitions to God on behalf of our church and our community. Our prayer is that Jesus will build his Kingdom on earth and continue to transform people’s lives in body, soul, and mind (1 Thessalonians 5:23)
How can we pray for you?
Redeemer Ministries
This is for the ongoing life and work of our church. Here you can submit requests for Redeemer’s ministries, leaders, and events. Join us in asking God to strengthen and guide all that He is doing at Redeemer.
Congregational Requests
This is for the needs of our Redeemer family—those who are ill or hospitalized, preparing for surgery, grieving, or in need of provision, comfort, or peace. Here, you can submit requests for personal, ongoing concerns within our own community.
Beyond Redeemer
This is for prayer for our mission partners and for people outside our local congregation asking for intercession.
All prayer requests will be directed to the administrators at Church of the Redeemer, then posted to the Prayer Feed so that others may pray for you. By default, your first and last name will be shared on the Feed, but you can mark your prayer request as anonymous if desired. Occasionally, there is a need to make edits to prayer requests to protect personal identities and ensure sensitive topics are presented in a way that is appropriate for all audiences. At times, we may decide not to post a request if it includes sensitive details, is not suitable for a public setting, or does not serve the pastoral purpose of these prayer feeds.
An Anglican Understanding of Prayer
The Anglican Church draws on rich Christian traditions to build our faith, actions, direction, and spiritual formation. Following the model of the Acts 2 church, we believe strongly in discipleship, community, and prayer. Plus we find corporate worship, liturgies, and prayers from hundreds of years ago to be powerful and enriching to our walk of faith. These things also center us to the historic reality of who Jesus is and our connection to faith through the ages.
Much of our prayer at Church of the Redeemer is drawn from the Anglican Book of Common Prayer. The Book of Common Prayer (BCP) is a collection of scripture readings and written prayers that help us as modern Christians connect with our historic Christian faith. You can learn more about the BCP here.
If you have any questions, or are interested in joining our prayer team, you can reach out to Rev. Zach Croonquist