Prayer at DPCPrayer is essential to the life of our Church. It was essential for Jesus in his ministry and for the life of the early church and continues to be the fuel of the engine that is our church and congregational life.
We have a growing prayer ministry at Dunbar Parish Church, and it is central to our weekly worship. We are committed to seeking God's will and His grace for all situations in our church, and among His people, both locally and further afield. If you would like to be involved in this ministry please email [email protected] 
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Church prayer meetingEvery 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month at 19.30 in the Eden Room
We meet to spend time praying for our church, our community, our country, our world and each other as well as giving thanks for the many blessings that God has given us. 
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Sunday morning prayer breakfastEvery Sunday at 9.30 in the Eden Room We serve breakfast from 9.30 in the kitchen on the first floor of the church. We then have a time of prayer in the Eden Room from 10am. You can join us at any time between 9.30 and 10 am for a drink, roll or fruit or come to the prayer meeting. |
Finding time to pray
Some people find it easy to set aside a time each day to pray but many of us really struggle. It's not that we don't want to, it is just that there are family commitments, long days at work, being tired at the end of the day ..... We all have good reasons for not finding time to pray but would we do the same with our loved ones? We talk with them, send them emails or text messages throughout the day and phone them as well as spending time in their company.
Why not commit to making time to talk with God, your Heavenly Father?
It could be as you travel to work in the morning, while you exercise, make the evening meal or by finding a quiet space in the house to be with Him on your own. If you would like to start praying but not to sure how then visit www.trypraying.co.uk/ There is a seven-day guide that may be of help.
When you pray please include:
Some people find it easy to set aside a time each day to pray but many of us really struggle. It's not that we don't want to, it is just that there are family commitments, long days at work, being tired at the end of the day ..... We all have good reasons for not finding time to pray but would we do the same with our loved ones? We talk with them, send them emails or text messages throughout the day and phone them as well as spending time in their company.
Why not commit to making time to talk with God, your Heavenly Father?
It could be as you travel to work in the morning, while you exercise, make the evening meal or by finding a quiet space in the house to be with Him on your own. If you would like to start praying but not to sure how then visit www.trypraying.co.uk/ There is a seven-day guide that may be of help.
When you pray please include:
- The current health situation of our nation and around the world
- Vulnerable groups in our own town, particularly if they are not able to get out or access support
- Our leaders who are having to make incredibly difficult decisions on our behalf