January 7-9, 2025

#LCMC3DOP  |  News & Announcements

LCMC’s Three Days of Prayer is an opportunity for us to come together as one across the association at the start of the new year with a shared purpose: to pray.

As we gather together as one association on those days, let us pray for our families, our churches, our leaders and members, and for those who do not yet know Jesus as Savior and Lord

Each congregation or person can structure these days of prayer however seems best. In the past, some congregations put together a prayer vigil­ – people signing up to pray in 30-minute intervals – perhaps for all three days or a few hours each day. Others have offered a prayer service at a set hour on each of the three days. Some have encouraged their people simply to pray at work, home, or school, wherever they are and whatever they are doing. We encourage you to do whatever works best and whatever is safest for your congregation.

No matter how you structure this time of prayer, let’s come together as an association of congregations across the U.S. and around the world to pray.

LCMC Three Days of Prayer Resources:

• Three Days of Prayer Guide – A sample guide to Three Days of Prayer with suggested points of emphasis for each day (PDF Download)

Resources from LCMC Congregations:

• A Sample Guide for Families – Immanuel Lutheran Church
• A Sample Agenda and Sample Booklet – Saint Paul Lutheran Church
• A Sample Guide to Three Days of Prayer – Lutheran Church of the Cross
• A Sample Prayer Clock – First Evangelical Lutheran Church
• A Sample Children's Booklet – Saint Paul Lutheran Church
• A Sample Handout – Waterside Lutheran Church
• A Sample Guide – Saint Paul Lutheran Church