Common use of Closing Prayer Clause in Contracts

Closing Prayer. a. Offer a prayer in silence for the person sitting on your right, perhaps in light of what the person shared. Say an “amen” as a clue for the next person; continue around the group. Thank the person on your left for his/her prayers. b. Each person complete the phrase, “Thank you God for…” and offer each petition one by one, with the facilitator closing the prayer.

Closing Prayer. a. Offer a prayer in silence for the person sitting on your right, perhaps in light of what the person shared. Say an “amen” as a clue for the next person; continue around the group. Thank the person on your left for his/her prayers. b. Each person complete the phraseFacilitator offers final brief word of prayer, “Thank you God for…” and offer each petition one by one, with the facilitator closing the prayerbearing in mind today’s small group experience. 1. Welcome

Closing Prayer. a. Offer a prayer in silence for the person sitting on your right, perhaps in light of what the person shared. Say an “amen” as a clue for the next person; continue around the group. Thank the person on your left for his/her prayers. b. Each person complete Say the phraseLord’s Prayer together. Pause after each line and xxxxxx its meaning. Pay particular attention to the lines “Thy kingdom come, “Thank you God for…thy will be done,” and offer each petition one by one, with the facilitator closing the prayerthink about what that means in our neighborhood and community. Need: Paper and pens for reflection time. Distribute as people arrive.

Closing Prayer. a. Offer a prayer in silence for the person sitting on your right, perhaps in light of what the person shared. Say an “amen” as a clue for the next person; continue around the group. Thank the person on your left for his/her prayers. b. Each person complete the phrase, “Thank you God for…” and offer each petition one by one, with the facilitator closing the Facilitator offers final brief word of prayer. 1. Welcome

Closing Prayer. a. Offer a prayer in silence for the person sitting on your right, perhaps in light of what the person shared. Say an “amen” as a clue for the next person; continue around the group. Thank the person on your left for his/her prayers. b. Each person complete Say the phrase, “Thank you God for…” and offer each petition one by one, with the facilitator closing the prayerLord’s Prayer together. 1. Welcome

Closing Prayer. a. Offer a prayer in silence for the person sitting on your right, perhaps in light of what the person shared. Say an “amen” as a clue for the next person; continue around the group. Thank the person on your left for his/her prayers. b. Each person complete Say the phrase, “Thank you God for…” and offer each petition one by one, with the facilitator closing the prayer.Lord’s Prayer together. Need: Bible Passages for Learning