Prayer
Rhythm of Daily Prayer
At the heart of Ffald y Brenin is our Rhythm of Prayer. It’s the pulse of life that shapes our day. Guests are welcome to join our prayer times during their stay.
Our framework is contained in our Daily Prayer booklet.
We pray slowly and reflectively. Adding a rhythm of prayer to your daily life can provide scaffolding to your time with the Lord.
During a regular week our rhythm is as follows. You are welcome to join us right where you are. Feel free to adjust the times according to your schedule.
9:30 AM – Morning Prayer
Awake my soul! Awake harp and lyre! I will awaken the dawn.
12:45 AM – Midday Prayer
We pause from our work at this time, aware that God’s presence is here, sensing his Spirit around us and within us.
5:00 PM – Evening Prayer
From the rising of the sun to its setting the name of the Lord is to be praised.
9:30PM – Night Prayer
Lord, we come to you and lay down the burdens of the day. We receive your rest.
Daily Readings
“Do not have your concert first, and then tune your instrument afterwards. Begin the day with the Word of God and prayer, and get first of all into harmony with Him.”
– Hudson Taylor
In addition to the Rhythm of Daily Prayer, we follow a Cycle of Daily Readings that contains selections from the Old and New Testaments. Meditating on Scripture helps us bring our hearts and minds back into line with God’s truth. His Word urges us to “pray without ceasing,” which we are better equipped to do when we have His word hidden in our hearts.
You can follow along by clicking on the month below, or by ordering a physical copy here.
Prayer Days
Prayer Day is a time of worship, teaching and prayer, and has been part of the fabric of Ffald y Brenin for many years. While usually people attend from all over the world in person, COVID pushed us to take Prayer Day online. We’re prayerfully discerning what this new season holds for prayer events, but in the meantime, we welcome you to watch our most recent Prayer Days below.
LOCAL HOUSES OF PRAYER
LHOPS is a prayer movement birthed from Ffald y Brenin that’s spreading all around the world, with groups of Christians adopting a small local area for Jesus, worshipping and praying for the manifest breaking in of the Kingdom of God, and proclaiming blessings. Want to start a Local House of Prayer in your own community?