This daily devotion is based on the Anglican Morning Office. It comes with selected readings from the Psalms and another Scripture text, accompanied by reflections and prayers. There is an audio option. It will be best to both read and listen. This devotion is also suitable for family prayers. The link to the entire Morning Office today is provided at the end of this devotion. These devotions are offered for weekdays only and begins on Ash Wednesday, 2025.
Audio We have always wanted to help Christians – especially Anglicans – to make better use of our Anglican Daily Office for their personal prayer and devotional life. There are…
Audio We have always wanted to help Christians – especially Anglicans – to make better use of our Anglican Daily Office for their personal prayer and devotional life. There are…
This daily devotion is based on the Morning Office. It comes with selected readings from the appointed Psalm and another Scripture text, accompanied by reflections and prayers. There is an…
Being a “slave” to our body, to our body’s weaknesses and frailties is no small matter.
On this occasion, He also promise something more. We will not only be quenched. We will be a source of living water, bringing life to many.John 7
This series of devotions is an abbreviation of the Morning Office. And the Morning Office comes from Cranmer’s Book of Common Prayer (1549). Come, see and test if the purposes…
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The word “Eucharist” came from the Greek noun εὐχαριστία (eucharistia) and it means “thanksgiving”. As Jesus often give thanks as he broke bread, this term is now associated with the Lord’s Supper. Each…
Nothing wrong with sharing more free fish burgers. But if all we seek is a fellowship around fish burgers, then we are in danger of missing the signs, missing Christ,…
This project is initiated by Revd Canon Terry Wong, Vicar of Marine Parade Christian Centre. Various clergy , pastors and lay members are also contributing in writing or voicing. For feedback or questions, please email Canon Wong at terrywg@gmail.com