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Service in Cathedral for mothers concerned about their children
Service in Cathedral for mothers concerned about their children
St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast
Mothers who are concerned about their children will be interested in the service in St. Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast on Monday, 24 September at 8 pm. The speaker will be Veronica Williams, founder of the organisation Mothers Prayers. Eleven years ago Veronica and her sister-in-law felt that they ought to be doing something for their children and grandchildren, growing up in the kind of society we live in. Out of that concern came the organisation Mothers Prayers, which in a very effective way gives mothers the chance to pray for their children.
Mothers Prayers is interdenominational, and the climax of each of the services is when mothers in a confidential way place their children in God’s hands by putting their names in a basket. We can also pray for other family relationships that we are concerned about.
Mothers Prayers is now active in 86 countries, working in 25 languages. There have been so many answers to prayer – children coming back to the faith, children who were lost being found, relationships within families restored, and even when prayers are not fully answered mothers finding peace about their children.
Brother David Jardine, organiser of the service, says: “The service on 24 September in the Cathedral will be tremendous. Mothers will have a chance to pray for their children that night.”
Veronica Williams will also be speaking in St. Finnian’s Church, Cregagh on Tuesday, 25 September at 8 pm.’
Everyone will be welcome at the services.
For further information please contact:
Brother David Jardine,
Tel:028 9066 6200 (Home) or 028 9031 1532 (Work)