Liturgy is a set form of words and action used for worship. In the Church in Wales (and many other churches) these forms follow the same pattern from one congregation to another. Most Anglican liturgies look back in some way to the Book of Common Prayer.
Prayer sustains our human relationship with God and may involve words (formal or informal) or be silent. Prayer can involve adoration (‘I love you’), confession (‘sorry’), thanksgiving and supplication (‘please’).
The following prayers may be used for those who have experienced crime, oppression, acts of intolerance or racism, social or political oppression, injustice, acts of hatred, physical harm, mental torment, bullying or exclusion.
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Prayers for Victims of Crime or Oppression
ref: 1896
