Breakthrough Prayer 9pm GMT Saturday 15th January 2011

Lord we ask you for justice, long overdue.
We ask that there be a new NHS vision based upon biomedical knowledge for people with ME.

We ask that the White Paper on NHS Choice be the catalyst for change and proper medical treament for people with ME.We ask that as many people as possible submit a response, this weekend , while there is still time.

(To make a response please visit www.stonebird.co.uk)

We ask this in faith and trust and mercy, knowing that nothing is impossible for you.


The Breakthrough Prayer 
by Theresa and Pauline


God our Father, we love you and know you love us. Today with one voice we beseech you to help us in our suffering.


May we bathe in the light of your love and healing, giving us strength to get through each day. By the power of your Holy Spirit uplift our carers and lighten their heavy load in dealing with this unrelenting illness and their own despair.


Enfold in your special love, those who live alone enduring further isolation and loneliness. Dearest Father we pray fervently for a major medical breakthrough in ME.


Bring your Divine inspiration to the researchers of this terrible disease, which is sweeping across your beloved earth .


May the mountain of ME be removed and thrown into the sea.


Through our faith we trust and thank you , in the name of Jesus Christ, your Son, Our Lord. Amen




Please do visit the Stonebird Breakthrough Prayer page : 


http://www.stonebird.co.uk/breakthroughprayer.html

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