On-line Meditations and Daily Devotionals

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Do you spend most of your day at your computer or sitting at a desk? Do you begin the day by checking your Email? If the days just get away and you find little time for prayer or meditation, visit some of these web sites designed for daily devotions. We have included the prayer site of the Irish Jesuits, Forward Day by Day, a group of Carmelites who pray over the news, and other interesting and inspiring sites. We would love to hear about your favorite on-line prayer site. Select Read More to find the sites.

A Selection of Online Meditation Websites

Daily Devotionals from Passport Primarily intended for students

 

Daily Prayer from Mission St. Claire A daily Episcopal devotional

 

Lost in Wonder An On-Line Labyrinth from the Methodist church UK

 

WORD A Brief Word for the Day from Gratefulness

Daily Seasonal Devotional A seasonal devotional site from Passport

 

Maryknoll Lenten Prayers

 

Transformation Garden Where Every Woman Blooms

 

Pray the Daily Anglican Office The prayer site of Mission St. Clare where you are led through morning prayer for each day.

 

sacredspace The prayer site of the Irish Jesuits. Make a 'Sacred Space' in your day, and spend ten minutes, praying here and now, as you sit at your computer, with the help of on-screen guidance and scripture chosen specially every day.

 

Prayer Ventures The prayer site of the Evangelical Lutheran Church where you can sign up for a daily email, download a month's prayer schedule, or simply pray a short prayer for the day.

 

WordAmongUs  is intended to assist people in reading, meditating on and understanding scripture and to provide sound, practical advice for Catholics on the living out of the Christian life.

forwardmovement Day by Day provides daily meditations based on readings from the Bible appointed by the lectionaries. It is produced by Movement Publications, an official agency of the national Episcopal Church, to encourage and nourish people as they grow in their lives of prayer and faith.

oremus is a form of daily Christian prayer published on the Internet by Steve Benner and Simon Kershaw. Oremus means "Let us pray."

 

upperroom The Upper Room celebrates the 70th anniversary of this ministry building upon the enduring and endearing values of The Upper Room. One of those values is real people. Readers tell us they like The Upper Room because the meditations are written by real people, not professional writers or theologians. Lift them in prayer and thanksgiving to God.

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WorldinPrayer is a ministry of the Episcopal Church of St. John the Baptist Lodi, California