“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here.”
The vision of the New Creation that St. Paul speaks of in second Corinthians 5:17 is a vision we share for the whole of Langley and beyond.
Our hope is that this new creation hope would be known by individuals, teams and services across Langley, as well as transforming the wider challenges facing the Criminal Justice sector, at this time. With this in mind, we have moved this year’s Langley Day of Prayer to begin on 17th May and named it ‘5/17’ to keep us focused on that promise that ‘if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here’. We would love you to save the date and join us as we gather to pray.
This year there will be a full 24 hours of prayer, beginning at 6pm on Sunday 17th May and here’s how you can get involved:
We would love every minute of the 24 hours to be covered in prayer. To help us do that we have a 24-7 prayer room where you can promise to pray for the work of Langley for an hour (or more!).
Join with other Langley supporters, as well as clients, staff and volunteers, as we gather to pray online together. Each 30 minute session will focus on a different theme. Details below.
Set a reminder to pray, for Langley, for a minute or two, on the hour, every hour between 6pm and 6pm
Pray online
Join with other Langley supporters, as well as clients, staff and volunteers, as we gather to pray online together. Each 30 minute session will focus on a different theme:
• Launch – 6pm, Sunday 17th
Join us as we launch the day of prayer together
• Sunrise Prayers – 6am, Monday 18th
Praying new creation hope over Langley clients
• Noonday Prayers – 12noon, Monday 18th
Praying the new creation for Langley teams and services
• End of Day Prayers – 6pm, Monday 18th
Praying for new creation transformation in challenges
facing the criminal justice sector.
Thank you for joining us in prayer.
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