Jordan United Church of Christ
1837 Church Road
Allentown, Pennsylvania 18104
610 395-2218
Healing Service
Wednesday, March 18, 7:00 PM
Come to the Chapel for prayer, meditation, and a chance to heal.
Christ United Methodist Church
44 Highland Road
Bethel Park, Pennsylvania 15102
412 835-6621
Taizé
The Taizé service at Christ Church consists of beautifully peaceful and spiritually calming prayer songs, silence, meditation, anointing of oils, and prayers for healing and reconciliation. The prayer songs, sung over and over again like a mantra, are often drawn from scripture and sung in different languages. Candles are the only form of light – symbolic of the light Christ brings into our dark world. Come to experience this wonderful, prayerful service.
Time: First Wednesday of the month (September through May)
Note: When this service is not available, a simple but meaningful Communion and Healing Service takes place.
Cathedral Church of the Nativity
321 Wyandotte Street
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18015
610 865-0727
Wednesday Healing Service
9:00 am Holy Eucharist with Prayers for Healing
(Good Shepherd Chapel, lower level of Sayre Hall)
Christ Church UCC
75 East Market Street
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18018
610 865-6565
Healing Services
Healing Services are held twice a year right after the worship services. Persons who desire healing are invited to come forward for the anointing of oil, laying on of hands and prayer for healing.
First Presbyterian Church
2344 Center Street
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18017
610 867-5865
Prayer Ministry
Includes a prayer team, prayer chain, prayer quilters, a monthly prayer service for healing & wholeness and an annual spring “Prayer Is…” event held over several days in our Kirk Center. A prayer concerns list, printed weekly, can be found in the literature racks outside the main office and the Kirk Center. To learn more about the Prayer Ministry, visit the Prayer page of our website.
Trained prayer ministrants can be made available in the prayer room and at the monthly Healing and Wholeness service. After receiving a prayer request, we will offer prayers on your behalf to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
First Presbyterian Church of Clarks Summit
300 School Street
Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania 18411
570 586-6306
Mending Service
The next Mending Service will be Sunday, March 8 at 4:00 p.m. in the sanctuary. The Mending service is a contemplative service with prayers for healing, set in the context of jazz vespers.
Christ United Methodist Church
2615 W. 32nd Street
Erie, Pennsylvania 16506
814 833- 639
A Service of Healing and Wholeness
Sunday, March 8th 9:45 am to 10:15 am
Normally occurs the second Sunday of the month
Service will meet in the Prayer Room
The Cathedral of St. Paul
134 West Seventh Street
Erie, Pennsylvania 16501
814 452-3779
Healing
The sacramental rite of Healing (Unction) through anointing and laying on of hands is available upon request to those who desire it. On occasion, this rite is included within the 10:00 Sunday Liturgy.
Lancaster Vineyard Church
2100 Manor Ridge Drive
Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17603
(717) 314-4720
We believe in the power of healing prayer ministry.
Jesus was always willing to heal as we see in his response, as”I am willing, be healed” (Luke 5:12-13).
Healing was something Jesus valued in His ministry, and spent considerable time healing the sick, and those oppressed by the enemy. There are a number of dynamics that prevent as well release healing into a person’s life. Some of which include, unrepentant sin, unforgiveness, and generational curses. One of our values is that everyone can be equipped to heal the sick so we regularly hold training to equip the people of LVC to engage in prayer for healing.
Every Sunday morning we will have a time of what we call, Ministry, during our Sunday Worship Service. It is a time when we can be prayed over for those things in our lives that need a touch from God, such as the need for ministry through healing prayer. Every Sunday we see people healed and touched by the power of God. It’s really exciting! To read some of the stories of healing that have taken place here at the church, visit our website.
Sometimes issues related more to the soul healing require longer periods of healing prayer. We have people who are trained, equipped, to pray for healing of physical or soul wounds and quite skilled at this level of healing prayer ministry It is done by appointment only in a safe and confidential manner. Appointments last up to but not longer than 1 1/2 hrs per session. This ministry is not to be confused with actual counseling. If you would like some prayer ministry, you may contact the church at 717-314-4720 or at info@lancastervineyard.com and someone will get back to you shortly.
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
301 St. Thomas Road
Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17601-4832
717 569-3241
Our Healing Ministries
Healing Service
A Healing Service is offered each Wednesday at noon in the Memorial Prayer Chapel. The service is a Eucharist and includes an opportunity to receive laying on of hands or anointing with oil from the clergy or our lay pastoral minister, Mildred Lorch. When requested, the entire congregation is willing to lay hands on anyone needing it.
Prayer Chain
The Prayer Chain is a group of parishioners who pray in the course of their private devotions for people who request it, both within and outside the parish. To make a prayer request, contact the church office or the coordinator, Anne Cousar, who will forward the request via e-mail to the the people on the Prayer Chain. New “pray-ers” for the Chain are always welcome, so don’t hesitate to volunteer!
Prayer Partners
The Prayer Partners are parishioners who pray for those in particular need during the 10 AM Sunday Eucharist. They stand to the left of the sanctuary during Holy Communion. Anyone needing prayer is encouraged to approach with his or her request. We are always looking for new Prayer Partners, so speak to Mother Gina if you are interested.
Lay Eucharistic Visitors
Lay Eucharistic Visitors bring Holy Communion, as well as encouragement and support, to those who are sick and/or shut in. LEVs need to receive diocesan training before serving. Those interested in becoming LEVs should contact Mother Gina or Pat Anderson, so that training can be arranged.
Christ Church Episcopal
311 South Orange Street
Media, Pennsylvania 19063
610 566-7525
Midweek Services
Wednesday Noon – Holy Eucharist/Healing Service in Chapel
Saint Mark’s Church
1625 Locust Street
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103
215 735-1416
Christ’s Ministry of Healing
Healing people’s sickness, wounds, hurts, and brokenness was a principal feature of Jesus’ ministry, and Christians have always sought the ministry of the living Christ for our healing, including relying on those to whom God has given gifts in the medical professions. But prayer is a part of the healing process too, and offering your prayers to God in your search for healing is certainly appropriate.
We believe that Jesus’ offering of himself for the salvation of the world, was and is his great act of healing, and the power of that act is extended to us every time we celebrate the Mass and receive Communion. Herein is Christ’s primary ministry of healing to us: given day in and day out to his people.
At Saint Mark’s we especially offer prayers for healing at the conclusion of the 12:10 Mass on Wednesdays and Fridays in the Lady Chapel. Following brief prayers, those who wish to may come forward to the altar rail for laying on of hands and anointing with holy oil.
Should you need the ministry of a priest at a time of crisis or emergency, please contact the parish office to be directed to one of the clergy.
A Prayer for Trust in God:
O God, the source of all health: So fill my heart with faith in your love, that with calm expectancy I may make room for your power to possess me, and gracefully accept your healing; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
A Prayer for the Morning:
This is another day, O Lord. I know not what it will bring forth, but make me ready, Lord, for whatever it may be. If I am to stand up, help me to stand bravely. If I am to sit still, help me to sit quietly. If I am to lie low, help me to do it patiently. And if I am doing nothing, let me do it gallantly. Make these words more than words, and give me the Spirit of Jesus. Amen.
A Prayer for Sleep:
O heavenly Father, you give your children sleep for the refreshing of soul and body: Grant me this gift, I pray; keep me in that perfect peace which you have promised to those whose minds are fixed on you; and give e such a sense of your presence, that in the hours of silence I may enjoy the blessed assurance of your love; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
Christ Episcopal Church
5910 Babcock Boulevard
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15237
412-364-2442
Worship
Thursday; 9:30 a.m. – Holy Eucharist & Healing
A member of the clergy leads worshipers in the Holy Eucharist. Additionally, one has the choice of kneeling at the altar to receive healing and prayer whether for themselves or a loved one. This is a great opportunity for a “mid-week boost.”
Christ Episcopal Church
435 Court Street
Reading, Pennsylvania 19601610 374-8269
Service Times
Sundays: 8:00 AM, 8:45 a.m. (Chapel) & 10:15 AM – with healing ministry on the 3rd Sunday of each month. The 8:45 AM service is for families with young children.
Wednesdays:
12:05 p.m. Holy Eucharist with healing ministry in the Chapel
St.Luke’s Episcopal Church
232 Wyoming Avenue
Scranton, Pennsylvania 18503
570 342-7654
Special Announcement
St. Luke’s will be offering a Healing Service each Wednesday through Lent, beginning February 25th through April 1st at 12:10pm.
Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Church
206 E Burd Street
Shippensburg , Pennsylvania 17257
Healing Ministry
First Sunday of the Month – Prayer ministers are available at both services for individual prayer.
You may also contact the church office for a healing prayer minister to visit you at other times.
The Healing Ministry meets at 9:00 a.m. every other Saturday for study and prayer. Our studies are based on the healing accounts of Jesus in the Gospels. You are welcome to join us at any time.
We are members of the Order of St. Luke, The Physician
The Order of St. Luke, the Physician, (OSL) is an ecumenical organization that believes in Jesus’s healing presence today as Jesus healed centuries ago when Jesus walked this earth. We study the Gospel healing ministry of Jesus to bring the whole being into harmony with God’s desire for health and wholeness of all God’s children, for ourselves and others through faith.
Trinity Episcopal Church
301 North Chester Road
Swarthmore, Pennsylvania 19081
610 544-2297
Healing Services
A service of healing will be held on the third Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. This event is open to all in the community as a way for you to come and receive prayers for health, situations, for a way to express your concern for events in the world, and for all those who hold a genuine concern for someone else or for events in the community, nation and the world. The church welcomes everyone.
Christ Church Anglican
210 S. Wayne Avenue
Wayne, Pennsylvania
610 285-3036
Healing Prayer
At Christ Church, we have a passion to see Christ glorified through prayer. We believe that when we pray, he hears us, and he acts. We have a number of people trained in healing prayer, including our clergy, and we are eager to meet with you to offer prayer if you need it. You do not need to be a member to receive prayer. We also hope to start a regular service of healing prayer and anointing. Stay tuned.
Trinity United Church of Christ
30 West North Street
Waynesboro, Pennsylvania 17268
717 762-7191
Special Worship Service
Healing Service for the Congregation of Trinity United Church of Christ
Sunday, February 22, 10:45am – 11:50am, in the Sanctuary
This is a Healing Service for the Congregation of Trinity United Church of Christ. At the Healing Service, we will also have a blessing of the Search Committee that is underway in searching for Trinity’s new, called pastor. Also, think of this service as a way of “releasing” those who are on the Search Committee from the grievances and hurt of the past so that they can do what needs to be done to call a new pastor, and to call that pastor in full faith and confidence that Trinity United Church of Christ is seeking to be in a place of wholeness faithfulness.