Atonement Lutheran Church
Wyomissing, PA
Weekly Prayers
Prayer is at the heart of who we are at Atonement. It is one of the ways we deepen our relationship with God, care for one another, and stay connected to the needs of our community and the world. Each week we gather to pray together, lifting up joys and concerns, offering thanks, seeking guidance, and entrusting our lives to God's care.
You don't need special words or perfect faith to pray. Whether your prayer is spoken aloud, whispered in silence, or carried in the depths of your heart, God hears it. Through prayer we find comfort, strength, hope, and the reminder that we never walk alone.
All are welcome to join us as we pray, listen, and grow together in faith.
Prayer For the Week of ...
Almighty and Merciful God, you are the only source of health and healing; you alone can bring calmness and peace. Grant to our people an awareness of your presence and a strong confidence in you. In their pain, weariness, and anxiety, surround them with your care, protect them by your loving might, and grant to them once again the gifts of health and strength and peace; through Jesus Christ, our Savior and Lord. Amen.
Prayer Requests
In Thanksgiving for…
For all who suffer from violence in the world.
For those who are hospitalized or in rehab…
For those on hospice…
For those who are seriously ill…
For those recovering and healing…
For those who are preparing for a procedure…
For the families of those who have died…
Our Prayer Team
Prayer is one of the ways we care for one another and stay connected to God and our community.
Atonement’s Prayer Team faithfully holds the joys, concerns, needs, and hopes of our congregation and neighbors in prayer. You don’t need special training or the “right” words to pray—just a willing heart.
New members are always welcome to join the Prayer Team and share in this meaningful ministry of care, connection, and prayer. Our prayer team meets monthly to pray together.
Ministries of Care
Caring for one another is at the heart of who we are called to be as the church.
At Atonement, there are meaningful ways to serve alongside those who may be experiencing illness, grief, loneliness, transition, or other difficult seasons of life.
Stephen Ministry equips trained volunteers to accompany people in need of additional pastoral care, offering a compassionate and faithful presence along the way.
Eucharistic Ministry trains volunteers to carry Holy Communion from our gathered worship to those who cannot be with us in person—including people who are homebound, hospitalized, or experiencing other circumstances that keep them from worship. Through listening, presence, prayer, and sacrament, these ministries remind us that no one in our community walks alone. If you feel called to care for others in this way, we would love to help you get involved.