Author: St. Andrew's

Friday, November 1 (All Saints Day) We thank God for knitting us into one fellowship; for the people who have gone ahead of us in the faith and who loved us, formed our faith and served God with joy and grace.

Tuesday, October 29 We pray for the Indigenous leaders and ministers of the PCC’s Indigenous ministries as they cope with the stress and grief of caring for people affected by poverty, illness and premature death through drug overdose

Monday, October 28 We pray for Knox College students as they step away from scheduled classes for their Reading Week (Oct 28-Nov 1), for refreshment and renewal as they prepare to return for the final assignments and commitments of the Fall 2024 semester.

Sunday, October 27 (Reformation Sunday) Strengthen our hearts, O God; make them eager to serve you and your purposes.

Thursday, October 24 We pray for those who are worried—about their family, work, a good friend, or how they will make it through the next few days. Turn our hearts to you, O Lord, so that every worry becomes a prayer and we may find solace in your grace.

Tuesday, October 22 We give thanks for Atlantic Mission Society members who go the extra mile! This year, an extra $40,000 was given to support local, national and international ministries.

Monday, October 21 We pray for the congregation of Beaches Presbyterian Church in Toronto, ON as they work through the PCC’s New Beginnings Renewal Program to discern their next steps in ministry.

Sunday, October 20 (Students and Colleges Sunday) We pray for all those who are sensing a call to ministry. May they find spaces and wise mentors to support them in their discernment.

Saturday, October 19 We pray for congregations who have made the difficult but courageous decision to close, that along with their grief they may also celebrate their years of faithful witness to Christ and their legacy of lives shaped by the presence of the living God in Jesus Christ.

Thursday, October 17 (International Day for the Eradication of Poverty) We pray for people who do not have enough healthy food, safe, adequate homes, or communities of support. We pray for people who are working toward long-term solutions to end poverty and inequality.