Gracious God, your son’s apostle Paul warned that those who proclaimed the true name of Jesus Christ and his gospel of righteousness, reconciliation, and love would endure harassment and persecution. Departing from prevailing expressions of U.S. Christianity, The Episcopal Church honors Christ’s true presence in the sacraments and your image in the faces of all your people, without regard to race or nation, orientation or identification. When harassment and persecution beget episodes of financial scarcity, God of all, we beseech you sent armies of accounting angels to comfort and inspire all who serve as volunteer treasurers in our dioceses, missions, and parishes — because when the treasurer is smiling, everyone feels just a little more of your love. Through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
Recent Posts
- Fire relief grants now available from diocesan Appeal fund; donations exceed $160,000 to date
- St. Matthew’s School makes progress toward resuming classes; St. Augustine by-the-Sea welcomes Palisades parishioners to services
- Altadena parish will worship at St. Barnabas, Eagle Rock; Eaton fire response continues in San Gabriel Valley congregations
- Four new priests ordained in cathedral rites; ‘banner’ moment reflects solidarity with Altadena parish hard hit by firestorm
- Daily prayer: Generosity for wildfire emergency relief funds