Prayer clearly had a high priority in Jesus’ life. Luke tells us that “Jesus often withdrew to lonely places and prayed. Mark reports that “very early in the morning, while it was still dark, Jesus got up, left the house and went off to a solitary place, where he prayed.” On occasions Jesus even “spent the night praying to God.” The New Testament church of the Book of Acts gave prayer the same high priority.

     Prayer has its place here at Bethel. We open and close our meetings with prayer. We offer congregational prayers and remember the sick and suffering. We usually offer meal-time prayers as well.

     We believe that God doesn’t move ahead without our prayers. God rules the world through the prayers of God’s people. Prayer is of the highest significance in god’s way of working. To that end we put this page here in our website. If you have a need, please let us know and we will pray for it in our morning worship and at our weekly prayer meeting as well as in the private prayers of our faithful prayers in the congregation.

     Remember these words from the pen of John Wesley, “God does nothing but in answer to prayer.”

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