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St Agnes Birch-in-Rusholme with St John with St Cyprian Longsight
Church of England Diocese of Manchester
Prayer at St Agnes Longsight
On this page you will find details of

  • Daily Prayer
  • Prayer Trees
  • Prayer Walk
  • Prayer Requests
  • Thirty Minutes

Prayer is at the heart of every Christian life and at the centre of parish life.
On this page you can find some information about prayer at St Agnes and a
link to a form where you can ask us to pray for you. Find out more about
prayer requests
here.


    Daily Prayer
    We meet every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday to
    say Evening Prayer together in church. You can join us at 5pm
    for this short time of prayer or follow us online. More details here.

    Prayer Tree
    The prayer tree has been developed as a way of organising
    quickly a number of people to pray for people or situations often
    at short notice.

    Each member of the tree would know the name and phone
    number of the next person in the chain and would pass on
    prayer requests as necessary so that every member of the tree
    would be aware that at a certain time on a certain day the group
    would pray for the specific request.

    This form of prayer was felt to be an important way of showing
    our pastoral care for one another.

    Why not join a tree today? Click here to contact us for details.

    Prayer Walk
    Following a discussion at the last Living & Praying group we
    have been trying something new - a prayer walk.

    We walk around the local streets for 15 minutes or so before our
    usual monthly 'Thirty Minutes with God' and then use the things
    we see as a focus of prayer for our community.

    Our next prayer walks are planned for August 2010 with a
    Sunday afternoon walk and another on a Tuesday - full details
    will appear here and in the Parish Diary.

    Thirty Minutes
    Thirty Minutes is the name we give to our monthly time of
    meditation, prayer and reflection in front of the Blessed
    Sacrament. Find out more here.
the church in the community and in the world the church and your life
Prayer Requests
Use our online form

Invitation to Prayer
The Church of England's
online prayer site.