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Roundhay Church celebrates Women's World Day of Prayer

St Andrew's Church in Roundhay is hosting a service as part of this year's Women's World Day of Prayer.

The service at 2pm on Friday, March 7 will include friends from St Edmund's and Lidgett Park churchesThe

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Refreshments will be served afterwards.

The theme this year is 'God's Wisdom Provides New Understanding'.

The address will be given by Pastor Gloria Hanley. Those of you who were at our United Service at Lidgett Park on January 20 heard Pastor Gloria preach, and now you have the opportunity to hear her again at St Andrew's! Pastor Gloria is Chair of WYACCC(West Yorkshire African Caribbean Council of Churches).

Women's' World Day of Prayer is a worldwide movement of Christian women who come together to observe a common day of prayer held on the first Friday in March each year, and who, in many countries, have a continuing relationship in prayer and service. The motto is: Informed Prayer, Prayerful Action.

The Day of Prayer begins as dawn breaks over the islands of Tonga in the Pacific, and continues across each continent until the last services of this special day are held back in the Pacific on the islands of Samoa, circling the world in prayer for about 36 hours.

The service is a moving, challenging and faith-deepening experience. Above all, it is an encouragement to women in different countries to know they are remembered in prayer.


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