Peacemakers are here to Pray for and to offer Prayer support for you and your loved ones. If ever a time we need Prayer it is now. Prayer can move mountain they say, but prayer can also be the quiet hush of comfort in your soul when you are worried, confused, feeling lost, do not know where to turn, feeling alone or abandoned, sick, or afraid.
Prayer Works both on a surface level but also on the inside as an invisible relief.
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There is a scripture that speaks of five unwise people who got locked out of their blessings. These people were also called foolish ones. There are ten persons in total, the five not mentioned in our story today are called the wise ones. For our story here we will be looking at the foolish ones. They all had the same opportunities which were to receive a great big blessing, with the added bonus of meeting and spending time with the CEO and source of the blessing.
The foolish ones spent their waiting time looking about the physical readiness of the situation. Much like what is happening around us today. People everywhere are mostly concerned with managing their physical health, exercise, nutrition, and so on. And these are good, but, there is that which is better, and still, there is what which is best. And so the foolish people went off to do more of these good things, just in case.
And so it is that while they were gone or were otherwise preoccupied, their Blessing came, the CEO and source of the blessing came. The wise ones who were duly prepared and watchful received their Blessing and were invited to spend time with the CEO. By the time the foolish guys returned or tried to correct their attention, they realized that they had lost their opportunity to their blessing.
What is the moral of this tale for us today? The answer surely must be “Prayer in the time of Corona”. Yes, we need to safeguard ourselves physically, such as social distancing, washing of the hands for 20 seconds, not touching the face, etc, and, staying in except for emergencies. Even a child can roll off these todos.
But there is something higher, deeper, wider, that must take our attention, and that is Prayer. Prayer is our connection with the source of life, which is what we are all trying to preserve. Life is the CEO of our existence, yet most are unconcerned with this Life, whom some call God. Even in this time of pandemic Life does not seem to interest them.
“But, we need to turn in earnest to prayer, not to a god outside of ourselves as many have been taught to do, but to the Life of life that lives you even now. And there, in your faintest reaching out Life/God will rush in to assist. In fact, the secret about prayer is found when you come to the realization of your need to connect to the source of life. Here, you will have turned your attention inward to possibility, to the intelligence of your immune system which is full of all the vital information you need for a physically healthy immune system. And so your consciousness of Life sets the course for healing and health by sending a vibration of ease throughout the body’s field. ” Dr. Palmer – h.c. Wellness Studies, CCUIC
Praying health in the time of Corona
PPP Practitioner UK
Stay well. Stay safe. We are daily praying health and wellbeing for you and yours. Peace
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They will be spreading their message of peace and safety, and goodwill to all men by way of encouraging NO to Drink and Driving.
in order to share about their endeavors to help keep Bristol safe and as the season of festivities gets underway so too the levels of drink and driving crimes. The Reverend Palmer and her team of well-wishers hope that their presence will act as a deterrent and reminder to potential offenders. She says “I hope that our little efforts over the period leading up to Christmas will help to lower accidents resulting from drinking and driving so that all may enjoy a happy and safe Christmas and New Year.”
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” May the Peace of God so fill our lives this Christmas season and throughout the coming new year. “
Remembrance Day Parade at the Cenotaph on the City Centre
Richard Hope-Hawkins pays tribute and lays wreath remembering the Fallen at Fromelles
Secured Bonfire Night Displays took place safely in many areas of the City, this gave children and vulnerable individuals the opportunity to participate in an environment of protection with a sense of safety.
Peacemakers Commissioner Rev Dr.Dawnecia Palmer warns "..... one small irresponsible action with fireworks on Bonfire nights could ruin a person's life for years or even forever in some cases."
They passed clusters of adults and children dressed in horror costumes going from door to door ‘trick or treating’ along the way, and however innocently this may sound, there is always a chance of danger and ‘bad-will’ so Peacemakers hold that their visible presence as ‘light’ which will help to ensure a certain amount safety in the areas they patrol.
Soulcakes are little cakes, made with allspice, nutmeg, cinnamon, ginger, other sweet spices such as raisins currants with a little cross on top, these were given to the children and poor that would go from door to door begging, singing and offering to pray for the givers and their families, and some even offer to pray for their pets during the month of November. Over time it became a more commercial and seen more as a secular celebration and the soul cakes were replaced by trick or treating giving of sweets, costume parties, carving pumpkins into jack-o’- lanterns, playing pranks, telling scary stories, creating haunting attractions and bonfires.
The next ‘Be safe Night’ Patrol will be in the Broadmead area of Bristol Bonfire Night Tuesday 5th November 2019. To join the Peacemakers prayer patrol or City Patrols please telephone the Commissioner on 075 083 90298.