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UNITY PRAYER IN 5 STEPS
RELAX
Let go of your worries. Relax, breath deep, knowing that God's with you and all is well.
Take deep, conscious breaths. As you relax your body and release busy thoughts, feel your heart opening up.
CONCENTRATE
Close your eyes. Turn your thoughts from the outer to within to a place of peace.
Center your thoughts on the ever- present energy of God in your life. You might want to inhale "God is", exhale "I am."
MEDITATE
Feel the serenity of God's presence soothing your mind and relaxing your body during your time of quiet meditation.
In silence, experience the power of your own divinity, knowing you share all the attributes of God - love, strength, wisdom, and more!
EMBRACE THE SILENCE
Focus on the silence in oyur soul. Here in this sacred place, God awaits you.
Feel a click as everything falls into place and you know all is well, regardless of outer circumstances, it is done.
GIVE THANKS
Your mind and body are renewed and relaxed, and you are ready to return to your day. Quietly Affirm: Thank You God!
Empower your life with every expression of.
Meet Your Current Prayer Chaplains
From left to right: Jim Jagger, Jeannetta Davis, Robin Tefft, Karen Cozean, Donna Burkholder, Marsha Hendrix
Prayer Chaplains serve our CommUNITY in affirmative prayer. Prayer Chaplains support people on their spiritual journey by creating and holding sacred space with others. They listen and hold what is heard in the strictest confidence. Prayer Chaplains pray with others and they are available to pray with you!
Prayer Chaplains are available every Sunday at our 11:00 am service. You'll notice them sitting quietly in a meditation throughout our service. Feel free to approach them after the service, they will gladly pray about any concerns or celebrations you have. You may also complete a Prayer Intention Card or fill out the form by hitting the button below.
The Prayer Chaplain’s vision is to see and hold the true Divine Nature of each person in
our commUnity and in the world. In doing so we uplift those prayed with to see the
Divine Truth of who they are.
Prayer Chaplains
That Small Voice
From Jeanetta Davis
At first I did not understand just what was meant by the saying, “That small voice." I studied it in my classes, but it remained a mystery to me. It was not until my Texas experience of a 500-year flood that it became very clear just what the meaning meant.
I belong to an organization that was helping with the Shriner’s circus. That morning, I was to go into San Antonio to the Coliseum to work. It was still dark when I got up and got ready to drive into San Antonio. My first hint of how much rain had fallen was when I noticed our driveway was filled with water.
The road I took to get onto 281 is your typical country road with many curves, ups and downs, and ditches running along the sides. I slowly made my way through. When I came to what we call Nuckerbyer Creek, the road rose up slightly before dipping down. Water was rushing down this creek that I had only ever seen dry.
Not knowing just how deep the water was and knowing rushing water can carry a car away, I didn't want to go any further. There was no way I could turn around because of the ditches on both sides of the road. So, I had two choices: stay on the road until more daylight would give me a better picture of how high the water was or back up until I could find a place where I could turn around.
I decided to back up. I said a prayer, “Ok God I can’t see the road that well and I don’t know about the curves I will encounter so it is up to You to guide me.” A peace came over me as I began to back up the road. It was like something was guiding me to stay on the road even when the road was not straight.
Finally, I came to a part of the road that was straight and there was no ditch, and I could see the road and flat ground on either side of my car. Slowly I began to turn my car around, getting stuck only for a minute when my wheels went off the payment. And I could get back to my house. I was thankful for my choice, for no sooner had I turned around a pickup came down the road.
Since then, I was saved when I was lost and let that small voice guide me. So, call it what you like, Higher Power, Intuition, Second Sight... I really can’t say, but when I “Let GO and Let GOD” I find myself in the right place at the right time and all is well with the world.
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