Daily Prayer Survey

Congregations and individuals use the ancient church orders of morning, evening, and night prayer in many different ways. Some use the daily prayer patterns for personal devotion. Congregations gather as an assembly utilizing daily prayer patterns daily, weekly, or seasonally. Others find more creative ways to observe daily prayer. This on-line survey seeks to hear about the practices, insights, and resources for daily prayer that are being used across the church in order to better understand where further resources are needed.

1. How are you already using the resources for Morning, Evening, Night, and Responsive Prayer in your community of Faith? In what area are more resources needed? Please check both what you are doing and where you think more resources are needed.

We are doing this

More resources are needed

Daily Prayer Practice

Seasonal Evening Prayer in the assembly (i.e. for Advent or Lent)

Provide for use in home devotionals

Weekly, in assembly

Use in small groups

Use as family resources

Use as an individual devotional resource

Use in groups within the church community (church meetings, choir rehearsals, Bible study, etc.)

Use at occasions in the church's life

Use in school settings

Use in ecumenical prayer gatherings

Other: (please describe)

Comments/additional information on above uses:

3. From the above list, what are the top three priority areas?

4. What resources for Daily Prayer have you found most helpful?

5. Other comments about Daily Prayer or Daily Prayer resources:

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