Thoughts, prayers and readings for every day of the year, both morning and evening, with Celtic themes and inspiration, from the Northumbria Community.

One of the best contemporary prayer books available" - RICHARD FOSTER "A useful resource book for groups of Christians who wish to pray together regularly. The e-book has app-like features and includes the Daily Prayer and Compline liturgies, the Meditations for the Day from Book 2 and all four years of Daily Readings from Books 1 and 2.It also contains the Scriptures for each day’s readings in full from the New Revised Standard Version Bible and music from the Celtic Daily Prayer CD (although please note that the music files will not play on all devices). Ebooks fulfilled through Glose cannot be printed, downloaded as PDF, or read in other digital readers (like Kindle or Nook). Products shown, tagged or featured on YouTube by creators are sold by merchants and are subject to merchant's terms and conditions.

The Daily Office – Morning, Midday and Evening Prayer – is at the core of the life of the Northumbria Community.

I had hoped for it sooner as I was on sabbatical 2018/19 and had to leave the physical copy at home. The Community also uses a quarterly Prayer Guide (contact Ellen or Charlotte in the Community Office). It is a unique resource for personal and group devotions, both for daily use and on special occasions. For this reason it is short, and can be prayed in the time it takes to boil a kettle, especially if committed to memory.

This book combines our earlier Celtic Daily Prayer and Celtic Night Prayer books, and adds to them fresh material born out of the further development of the Northumbria Community’s ways of worship in the intervening years since these books were published. Non-personalized content and ads are influenced by things like the content you’re currently viewing and your location (ad serving is based on general location). At Nether Springs, the mother house of the Community, the Office is said or sung at set times in the chapel; when Companions in the Community meet together, saying the Office can be a routine part of the meeting; and individuals and families can use it in their homes as part of daily life. After the scripture readings and meditations, there is an opportunity to pray whatever is on your mind and heart, offering to God the concerns of the day, your personal needs and prayers for other people. Both volumes of Celtic Daily Prayer are a complex mixture of writing original to Northumbria Community, along with some third party and out-of-copyright material, and so we thought it would help to offer some guidelines to simplify the process of seeking permission to use the material they contain.Saint’s Day February 1st: Brigid (450-523)Eight years before the death of Patrick (see March 17th), a girl was born to a pagan Irish chieftain and a Christian slave woman from the land of the Picts. the Kindle Celtic Daily Prayer has been great as we have shared it so we can all see the same morning prayer page.