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Empowering Service through Spiritual Connection

Discover the transformative power of spirituality in service through deep prayer, personal enrichment, and building a culture of unity. Learn how prayer guides goal-setting, fosters unity among members, and ensures productive outcomes. Engage in various forms of prayer to strengthen your relationship with God and fulfill your purpose in serving others effectively. Embrace the path of faith and prayer to elevate your service to a higher level of impact and fulfillment.

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Empowering Service through Spiritual Connection

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  1. Spirituality: The key to powerful service!

  2. Questions • Are your members willing to take risks for God? • Are they stepping out in faith? • How can we ensure that our courts are vital and productive?

  3. “Commit your works to the Lord, and your plans will be established.” Proverbs 16:3 “Abide in me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit by itself, unless it abides in the vine, neither can you, unless you abide in me.” John 15:4 It’s about relationship.

  4. Prayer is the key to building that relationship with God.

  5. Personal Enrichment • Spending time in prayer and worship doesn’t change God; it changes us. • We need to engage in all types of prayer: Adoration Contrition Thanksgiving Supplication

  6. Psalm 50:14 “Offer praise as your sacrifice to God; Fulfill your vows to the Most High. Then call on me in your time of distress; I will rescue you, and you shall honor me.”

  7. Prayer • Helps us to do what we were created to do: • To Know • To Love • To Serve • Is what sets CDA apart from other organizations.

  8. Prayer impacts personal service. • Reluctance to serve comes from forgetting who we are and why we do what we do. • Who are we? • Prayer helps us remember.

  9. Why courts members pray We pray to find out • Where the Lord wants us to serve. • Where He wants the court to serve—and when. • The gifts and talents of the members of the court. God will reveal if we ask.

  10. What you must know: The Lord answers prayer. • Keep your ears and eyes open. • Listen for the prompting of the Holy Spirit.

  11. Set goals prayerfully. • Choose projects that support your goals. • Do your research. • Fundraise to support your goals. • Recognize that fundraising is a holy.

  12. Foster Unity • Pray for each other. • Check on each other.

  13. Creating a Culture of Prayer

  14. Court Meetings • Atmosphere/Set the scene. • Opening Prayer – not just part of the agenda. • Short prayer services can build up the sisterhood; intercede for each other.

  15. Closing prayers • Ask God to perfect your plans • Send forth/commission your committees

  16. Before Activities • Pray together privately. • Pray to be good witnesses of your faith. • Pray that the love of God will shine through you. • Invite the public to join in prayer. • Let the attendees see we are women of faith. • Give them the opportunity to experience Church outside of church.

  17. Personalize your prayer to the activity. • Pray for your purpose. • Lift up those who are participating. • Pray that all in attendance will enjoy the day of Christian fellowship.

  18. Special Times of Prayer • Eucharistic Adoration • Retreats/ Days of Recollection • Corporate Communions • Novenas • Bible Studies • Concerts/music

  19. Con’t. • Rosaries • Pilgrimages • Exhibits • Plays • Guest Speakers

  20. Prayer • Helps us remember whom we serve. • Helps us remember who we are.

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