There is more background 'history'to the origins of this site.
Prayers for people and concerns rarely come to an end, for this reason we keep a list of ongoing prayers.
'MOTHA'-stands for 'Ministry Of the Third Age' and relates to the needs of all over the age of 50 who wish to offer some kind of ministry or support to others.
All readers are invited to contribute to the Newspage and readers in the Nottingham area in England are welcome to share in local concerns.
prayer12 college is of interest to all ages and is about life long attitudes towards learning, and using 'acquired wisdom' of all kinds for the common good.
The Library is mainly a prayer resource centre, and occasionally Sermons are displayed from the Warden and any friends who wish to contribute.
We are now in the process of developing a Vicar Street page,'help group' - and also a list of sites that have close associations or links with prayer12
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Win Yates, a London cockney, once said that praying at twelve o'clock reminded her of the picture 'Praying hands' where the fingers are, from one angle, held vertically like the fingers of a clock meeting together at twelve.Prayer12 website is, in fact, in two sections. This part operates under the domain name 'prayer12.org.uk' and the other under a Surfaid address.To see the files on the other site simply tab other web site or if you wish to enter directly, use www.users.surfaid.org/~monkton.A very simple idea came out to my mind out of this: is it possible for us at twelve o'clock simply to put our hands together in prayer wherever we may be - in many instances even if we are quite intensely involved in some other activity?
We can be praying quite unconsciously, in all kinds of places.
©David Monkton but feel free to feel free to use if appropriate, with acknowledgement. I would also be pleased if you would let me know when any material is used.