Morning & Evening Prayers for the Soul | The Cradle of Prayer
The Cradle of Prayer offers recordings for morning and evening prayers and free daily downloads, read directly from the pages of 1928 Book of Common Prayer. May these readings and songs refresh …
Listen to Scripture Readings - The Cradle of Prayer
These selections are scripture readings by Father Paul Blankinship as a sample of the daily office. Services include responsive psalms, and sentences as well as prayers said together. Scripture …
Daily Scripture Readings and Daily Bible Readings - The Cradle of Prayer
Sep 24, 2010 · Free Daily Prayer Services. Listen to prayers read in an order of service from the 1928 Book of Common Prayer on your mobile device.
Weekly Prayers | Find Joy Every Day | The Cradle of Prayer
Incorporate the word of the Lord into your routine with our weekly prayers. We post new prayers each week so you can find joy every day. Find them here.
Morning and Evening Prayer with Confession and Absolution
Follow along and recite the Confession, Lord’s Prayer and Apostles Creed with a responsive Psalm reading. The canticles are sung by our Cantor.
Canticles – Nunc Dimittis - The Cradle of Prayer
Listen to the cantor (singer) sing the verses, notice the strong and weak stress of syllables, and follow the line “|” which establishes the change of the notes in the melody.
The Book of Common Prayer
The services of prayer on this site continue the work of daily praise set out in the Old Testament. Morning and evening were the usual times for daily public prayer, both in the Jerusalem Temple and …
Connect to the Ancient Order of Life - Daily Prayer
Select scriptures from the King James Bible are read for the corresponding day, complemented by professionally recorded prayers and song – all ready to download and enjoy in the privacy of home, …
Canticles – The Magnificat - The Cradle of Prayer
Listen to the cantor (singer) sing the verses, notice the strong and weak stress of syllables, and follow the line “|” which establishes the change of the notes in the melody.
Canticles - Benedictus es, Domine - The Cradle of Prayer
Listen to the cantor (singer) sing the verses, notice the strong and weak stress of syllables, and follow the line “|” which establishes the change of the notes in the melody.