People the world over take comfort in the lighting of a candle as they offer a prayer or reflection. Many people visit the sacred space of Lincoln Cathedral each day and take a moment to reflect in peace, to pray and perhaps light a candle.
If you cannot make it to the Cathedral in person, or would prefer to offer your prayer from the comfort of your home, we invite you to offer your prayers using this online prayer wall. You can also choose to light a virtual candle.
Worship and prayer take place daily in the Cathedral and reflects the needs and context of the World. Your prayers will contribute to our daily work of holding the World, the Church, our community and those who are in specific need before God.
We know that praying helps many people process their feelings and find peace in many aspects of their life, however, you may experience events which have a deeper impact and find yourself needing additional help, support and guidance. It might be something that has happened recently, or maybe you’ve seen something on TV or social media that has brought back feelings and memories from longer ago.
If you would like further support, our team are always here to listen, and to advise on the most appropriate support. Please contact Claire Hunter, Lincoln Cathedral Safeguarding Officer on safeguarding@lincolncathedral.com or 07956 525153 or visit our safeguarding page for more information.
Submit a Prayer
We love you so so much. I hope you feel our love XX
Come on Mum you can do this. We need you! We love you!
Please help my Mum get through this difficult time. Guide those that medically treat her and please protect her in our love xx
I pray my Mum keeps strong and her health is renewed. Please keep her warm and rested and give her what she needs to be happy and get better Xx
To share your prayer, please complete the following form.
Please note we reserve the right to remove prayers where we feel that the content is not appropriate.
If you mention someone else by name, please make sure that they are happy for you to share their name publicly