Daily Prayer Services

Daily Prayer Services

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Daily Prayer Services episodes

  • March 2, 2026

    If you were to teach a child what it means to be a good neighbor, what would you say?

    Join us as Diane Edelman kicks off our week with today's Lenten Daily Prayer Service for Monday, March 2, 2026. This year's theme is "Tell me Something Good" inspired by "A Sanctified Art".

    Join us Sunday morning's in person or online, visit fpcallentown.org/sunday-worship for more details. For a text transcript of the sermon, please check it on the FPCA Blog: blog.fpcallentown.org

    Music Credit: Simple Gifts, performed by Cooper Cannell

    4 min
  • February 28, 2026

    When you hear the word “neighbor” what comes to mind? Who do you picture?

    Start your weekend off with us as Andy Baranek leads our Lenten Daily Prayer Service for Saturday, February 28, 2026. This year's theme is "Tell me Something Good" inspired by "A Sanctified Art".

    Join us Sunday morning's in person or online, visit fpcallentown.org/sunday-worship for more details. For a text transcript of the sermon, please check it on the FPCA Blog: blog.fpcallentown.org

    Music Credit: Simple Gifts, performed by Cooper Cannell

    8 min
  • February 27, 2026

    How is God surprising you in this season?

    Take a few minutes and join us as Alicen Bailey-Silfies leads our Lenten Daily Prayer Service for Friday, February 27, 2026. This year's theme is "Tell me Something Good" inspired by "A Sanctified Art".

    Join us Sunday morning's in person or online, visit fpcallentown.org/sunday-worship for more details. For a text transcript of the sermon, please check it on the FPCA Blog: blog.fpcallentown.org

    Music Credit: Simple Gifts, performed by Cooper Cannell

    5 min
  • February 26, 2026

    What takes your breath away? Where are you most in awe?

    Take a few minutes and join us as Nancy Hoffman leads our Lenten Daily Prayer Service for Thursday, February 26, 2026. This year's theme is "Tell me Something Good" inspired by "A Sanctified Art".

    Join us Sunday morning's in person or online, visit fpcallentown.org/sunday-worship for more details. For a text transcript of the sermon, please check it on the FPCA Blog: blog.fpcallentown.org

    Music Credit: Simple Gifts, performed by Cooper Cannell

    5 min
  • February 25, 2026

    When was the last time you were surprised by an act of love, generosity, or kindness? What happened? How did you feel?

    Take a few minutes and join us as Pat Lisetski leads our Lenten Daily Prayer Service for Wednesday, February 25, 2026. This year's theme is "Tell me Something Good" inspired by "A Sanctified Art".

    Join us Sunday morning's in person or online, visit fpcallentown.org/sunday-worship for more details. For a text transcript of the sermon, please check it on the FPCA Blog: blog.fpcallentown.org

    Music Credit: Simple Gifts, performed by Cooper Cannell

    4 min
  • February 24, 2026

    The Kingdom of God is described as a mustard seed—something small, but surprisingly powerful. How does this metaphor make you feel?

    Errika and Gabbie Gonzalez leads us in our Lenten Daily Prayer Service for Tuesday, February 24, 2026. This year's theme is "Tell me Something Good" inspired by "A Sanctified Art".

    Join us Sunday morning's in person or online, visit fpcallentown.org/sunday-worship for more details. For a text transcript of the sermon, please check it on the FPCA Blog: blog.fpcallentown.org

    Music Credit: Simple Gifts, performed by Cooper Cannell

    4 min
  • February 23, 2026

    Jesus tells stories about the Kingdom of God, and his stories almost always surprise us. What do you imagine the Kingdom of God to be like?

    Aneri McGalla leads us in today's Lenten Daily Prayer Service for Monday, February 23, 2026. This year's theme is "Tell me Something Good" inspired by "A Sanctified Art".

    Join us Sunday morning's in person or online, visit fpcallentown.org/sunday-worship for more details. For a text transcript of the sermon, please check it on the FPCA Blog: blog.fpcallentown.org

    Music Credit: Simple Gifts, performed by Cooper Cannell

    5 min
  • February 21, 2026

    Considering joy: What brings you joy? What is joy?

    Linda Boyle leads us in today's Lenten Daily Prayer Service for February 21, 2026. This year's theme is "Tell me Something Good" inspired by "A Sanctified Art".

    Join us Sunday morning's in person or online, visit fpcallentown.org/sunday-worship for more details. For a text transcript of the sermon, please check it on the FPCA Blog: blog.fpcallentown.org

    Music Credit: Simple Gifts, performed by Cooper Cannell

    3 min
  • February 20, 2026

    What is God inviting you to experience, focus on, or let go of this Lenten season?

    Megan Sciarrino leads us in today's Lenten Daily Prayer Service or February 20, 2026. This year's theme is "Tell me Something Good" inspired by "A Sanctified Art".

    Join us Sunday morning's in person or online, visit fpcallentown.org/sunday-worship for more details. For a text transcript of the sermon, please check it on the FPCA Blog: blog.fpcallentown.org

    Music Credit: Simple Gifts, performed by Cooper Cannell

    7 min
  • February 19, 2026

    How might invitation be a spiritual practice?

    Kim Ceccatti leads us in our 2nd Daily Prayer Service of 2026 for February 19, 2026. This year's theme is "Tell me Something Good" inspired by "A Sanctified Art".

    Join us Sunday morning's in person or online, visit fpcallentown.org/sunday-worship for more details. For a text transcript of the sermon, please check it on the FPCA Blog: blog.fpcallentown.org

    Music Credit: Simple Gifts, performed by Cooper Cannell

    7 min

About Daily Prayer Services

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Our daily prayer services are an annual meditation during the Lenten season at First Presbyterian Church of Allentown. The services are originally posted as 2-8 minute video on our YouTube and Facebook pages. Each of the 40 days has a question for reflection followed by a prayer. By lifting up our stories, our entire community of faith get to better know our people.