Daily Morning Prayer (11/10/25): Psalms 50-52; Ecclesiasticus 33; John 2; Metrical Psalm 20:6-9

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The 1662 Daily Office Podcast

Trinity Anglican Church (Connersville, IN)

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Pray Morning and Evening Prayer according to the 1662 International Edition of the Book of Common Prayer. Through this discipline, a Christian reads the Old Testament once a year, the New Testament three times a year, and the Psalms every month. Anglican spirituality is deeply rooted in daily conforming ourselves to the study of God’s Word and the cycle of confession, supplication, praise, and thanksgiving. This daily service is a great way for people of all backgrounds and schedules to pray, learn, and grow in holiness. Uploads M, Thur.-Sate 8:45 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Sundays 1 and 5 pm

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Daily Morning Prayer (11/10/25): Psalms 50-52; Ecclesiasticus 33; John 2; Metrical Psalm 20:6-9

The 1662 Daily Office Podcast

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Daily Morning Prayer (11/10/25): Psalms 50-52; Ecclesiasticus 33; John 2; Metrical Psalm 20:6-9

Daily Morning Prayer (11/10/25) from Trinity Anglican Church (Connersville, IN): Psalms 50-52; Ecclesiasticus 33; John 2; Metrical Psalm 20:6-9

6 Our hopes are fixed, that now the Lord our sov'reign will defend; From heav'n resistless aid afford, and to his prayer attend. 7 Some trust in steeds for war designed, on chariots some rely; against them all we'll call to mind the pow'r of God most high. 8 But, from their steeds and chariots thrown, behold them through the plain, Disordered, broke, and trampled down, whilst firm our troops remain. 9 Still save us, Lord, and still proceed our rightful cause to bless; Hear, King of Heav'n, in times of need, the pray'rs that we address.