Prayer Requests

Prayer is very important at All Saints for anyone and everyone who needs it, or asks for it. The Bible tells us to “pray without ceasing.” (1 Thessalonians 5:17)

While none of us fully understands how God works through prayer, it is definitely what binds us together as a caring community.

If you would like prayer for yourself or someone you care about, you are invited to add your name, or the names of those you are concerned for, to our Parish Prayer List.  This list is included in the Prayers of the People each week during our worship service.  We also use Cycles of Prayer (below) for communities around the world to help keep us mindful of, and supportive of, those who are at a distance.

Email or call the Church Office to have names added to our Parish Prayer List which is updated on a weekly basis. (Click HERE to get to the Contact Page.)

You can also join our Prayers of the People Facebook Group community on Facebook.

Cycle of Prayer – July 27, 2025

In the Anglican Communion worldwide: we pray for The Anglican Church of Papua New Guinea.

Lutheran-Anglican-Moravian Cycle of Prayer: we pray for Shane, our Primate; Chris, our National Indigenous Archbishop; Greg, our Metropolitan; Naboth, our Diocesan Bishop; Jason, the MNO Synodical Bishop; David, President of the Elder’s Conference; The Rt. Rev. Stephen London, Bishop, and the clergy and people of the Diocese of Edmonton; The dean, council, and congregations of the East Central Area of the Synod of Alberta and the Territories.

In the Diocese of Rupert’s Land: Our congregations and communities.

In our parish family: Donald C, Anthony W, Andrew B, Muriel C, Dorothy H, Precious U, Audrey M, Sharon M, Frances M, Jean F, Barbara S, Pat H, Lucy W, Mariia K, and Marvin K.

All Saints Prayer Cycle: Carl H; Dorothy H; Victoria H; Glenroy H; Pat H; and their families.

A Prayer for Ukraine: God of peace and justice, We pray for the people of Ukraine today. We pray for peace and the laying down of weapons. We pray for all those who fear for tomorrow, that your Spirit of comfort would draw near to them. We pray for those with power over war or peace, for wisdom, discernment and compassion to guide their decisions. Above all, we pray for all your precious children, at risk and in fear, that you would hold and protect them. We pray in the name of Jesus, the Prince of Peace. Amen.

(Archbishop Justin Welby, Canterbury, Archbishop Stephen Cottrell, York)