This daily devotion is based on the Anglican Morning Office. It comes with selected readings from the Psalms and another Scripture text, accompanied by reflections and prayers. There is an audio option. It will be best to both read and listen. This devotion is also suitable for family prayers. The link to the entire Morning Office today is provided at the end of this devotion. These devotions are offered for weekdays only and begins on Ash Wednesday, 2025.
Voice: Mylene Today is Friday, 23rd of October. As we start another day, let us observe a moment of silence. We pray: Blessed are you, creator of all,to you be…
Voice: Bernice Today is Thursday, 22nd of October. Take a moment to be still in His presence. We pray: O Almighty God, who pourest out on all who desire it…
Voice: Doreen Today is Wednesday, 21st of October. Let us gather our scattered thoughts and be still in His presence. May Christ, the true, the only lightbanish all darkness from our…
Voice: Jennifer Today is Tuesday, 20th of October. Let’s gather our scattered thoughts and be still in His presence. We pray: Almighty and everlasting Father,we thank you that you have brought…
Voice: Li Huan Today is Monday, 19th of October. Let us observe a moment of silence. We praise the Lord in the words of Psalm 146 Praise the Lord!Praise the Lord, O…
Voice: Bernice Today is Friday, 6th of October. The night has passed, and the day lies open before us; let us pray with one heart and mind. Silence is kept.…
Voice: Keith Lim Today is Thursday, 15th of October. Take a moment to be still in His presence. We pray: O Almighty God, who pourest out on all who desire…
Voice: Doreen Today is Wednesday, 14th of October. We pray: Let the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be acceptable in your sight, O Lord, my rock and my redeemer. Psalm…
Voice: Mylene Today is Tuesday, 13th of October. Let’s gather our scattered thoughts and be still in His presence. We pray: Almighty and everlasting Father,we thank you that you have brought…
We do not say in our hearts, “let us fear the Lord.” This is so true for many Christians living in the milieu of this age. We have sight, but…
This project is initiated by Revd Canon Terry Wong, Vicar of Marine Parade Christian Centre. Various clergy , pastors and lay members are also contributing in writing or voicing. For feedback or questions, please email Canon Wong at terrywg@gmail.com