Page 2 Wednesday, April 8, 1964
Prayer Of The Week - - -
The prayer this week is again an evening prayer
by John Baillie:
O God, the Father of all mankind, I would bring
before Thee tonight the burden of the world’s life. I
would join myself to the great scattered company of
those who, in every corner of every land, are now cry-
ing out to Thee in their need. Hear us, O God, and
look in pity upon our manifold necessities, since Thou
alone art able to satisfy all our desire.
“Especially do I commend to Thy holy keeping:
All who tonight are far from home and friends:
All who tonight must lie down hungry or cold:
All who suffer pain: ;
All who are kept awake by anxiety or suspense:
All who are facing danger:
All who must toil or keep watch while others sleep:
Give to them all, I pray, such a sense of Thy pres-
ence with them as may turn their loneliness into com-
fort and their trouble into peace. Amen.”

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