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Ministry and Evangelisation
World Day of Prayer
We are delighted to share the remarkable success of the World Day of Prayer service recently hosted by St Paul's College for the Christian churches in Kempsey. This inspiring event, led by the dedicated Year 11 and 12 Senior Ministry Team, was a powerful display of communal prayer and unity.
The World Day of Prayer is a global movement that unites Christians from diverse denominations in a shared commitment to prayer and communal support. Observed annually on the first Friday of March, this occasion emphasises collective prayer and joint action for justice and peace. It serves as a poignant reminder that irrespective of our denominational differences, we are all bound together in our faith and dedication to making a positive impact on the world.
This year, the World Day of Prayer took on a special significance with the theme 'Palestine and the Holy Land'. This theme called for reflection on the unique challenges and blessings of this sacred region, emphasising the importance of unity and solidarity among believers globally.
The Year 11 and 12 Senior Ministry Team, with passion and creativity, orchestrated a service that beautifully incorporated elements reflecting the rich cultural and spiritual tapestry of Palestine and the Holy Land. The service seamlessly blended traditional prayers and contemporary expressions of worship, providing a deeply meaningful experience for all in attendance.In supporting roles, the Year 10 Catholic Youth Ministry class played a crucial part in warmly welcoming guests and ensuring their comfort throughout the morning tea. Their commitment and enthusiasm significantly contributed to the overall positive atmosphere, fostering connections among attendees from various Christian traditions.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who participated in and supported the World Day of Prayer service at the College. Your presence and contributions made this event a powerful celebration of faith, unity and solidarity.
As we move forward, let us carry the spirit of the World Day of Prayer with us, fostering continued collaboration and understanding among the Christian churches in Kempsey. Together, we can create a community that thrives on shared values and the transformative power of prayer.
Mr Matthew Mitchell - Leader of Evangelisation