Jesus said: “Therefore, I tell you, whatever you ask for in prayer, believe that you have received it, and it will be yours.” Mark 11:24.
As a Church we believe in the reality and power of Prayer.
There are many avenues for prayer through Liberton Kirk.
Prayer Requests
The Prayer Team can be contacted via email: minister@libertonkirk.net with any request and they will prayerfully act on the content. Team members can also meet you somewhere suitable if this is required.
There is also a Prayer Box for any request in the Kirkgate Foyer, the Offering House and at the east door in the Kirk. These boxes are checked regularly and treated confidentially.
Word for Today
The kirkyard is open from 8am to 5pm, (8pm in July and August). There are several stations (stopping points) starting at the Offering House just inside the main gate then tracing round the church building. At each station there is a verse from a Bible passage, with thoughts and a prayer. These change each month. There are many benches around the church building to rest in reflection and prayer.
In July/August the Word for Today takes the form of a Peace Pathway with different Bible verses relating to the peace which Jesus can give us in our lives.
If you are unable to visit in person, you can follow the pathway by clicking here.
Upper Room
On Tuesdays from 9am to 5pm in Kirk House (30 Kirkgate, next to Kirk Centre), there is a safe space for spending time alone with God. At midday there is a time to pray with others in a Northumbrian Community style.
All Welcome.
Sunday Service Prayer
Every Sunday, at the end of the 11am service, members of the prayer team will be available at the prayer station at the east door of the Kirk to speak to and pray with anyone who wishes to do so.
The daily devotion page and Facebook page is a semi-guided tool providing support for your prayer time.
These Devotions are but one way to feed on God’s Word in the morning, at midday, in the evening… to pray with Him continually through the day and even to share with others the treasures or hurdles you discover.
These devotions, which we started as a church family in 2015, follow the pattern below, based on the Kirk’s origins in the Celtic and Northumbrian traditions
Morning:
– Reading and Meditation on the content and Prayer of response
Midday:
– Prayer – mostly for others
Evening:
– Verse(s) from the morning reading
– Reflection and Prayer at the end of the day
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Daily Devotions for April 2026
In the course of time, David inquired of the Lord. “Shall I go up to one of the towns of Judah?” he said.
The Lord said, “Go up.”
David asked, “Where shall I go?”
2 Samuel 2 verse 1
During 2026 we are looking daily at the theme of DAVID – GODLY WARRIOR KING. So far we have considered things he did and said and how Samuel was influential in his story.
We pause at our times of Midday Devotion to pray for others in our church family, our city and our world.
In April we continue to journey with David, after we pause and celebrate EASTER RESURRECTION!
We are all invited to listen for God’s voice and make our response as we journey together daily in our ‘rhythm of devotion’ in 2026
Go to daily devotions for this month.
Prayer for the Month of April
Lord Jesus, in this month of Easter,
we meditate on the empty cross.
The heavy burden that was pinned with You,
is our sins, not Yours.
The path was set by Your love,
then death was triumphed over by Your power.
It is that same power,
that guides our lives,
touches our hearts and renews our soul.
All praise to You, amen.
The Lord’s Prayer
Our Father, who art in heaven,
Hallowed be Your Name.
Your kingdom come,
Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven.
Give us this day our daily bread,
And forgive us our sins,
As we forgive those who sin against us.
Lead us not into temptation,
But deliver us from evil.
For Yours is the kingdom, the power and the glory.
Now and for ever
Amen.
For more resources, click the here for the daily devotions archive.
