Primitive Methodist PrayerPrayer in the Free Methodist Tradition
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The prayers of the daily office, and the words of Wesleyan voices and the saints that accompany them.
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Orders of worship for Sunday, Holy Communion and Baptism. Communion and baptism liturgies come from The Draft Liturgies of The Global Methodist Church (October 2026).
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Prayers, psalm and lesson assignments, weekly collects and meditations come from the Free Methodist prayer books written by Rev. Tyler Boyer of the Free Methodist Church: Thou My Best Thought (Year A), By Day Or By Night (Year B) and Thy Presence My Light (Year C), published by Ignite Press, a ministry of the Free Methodist Church USA. The daily psalms and lessons are from the Berean Standard Bible (public domain). Learn more about the Free Methodist Church USA.
The optional Holy Communion liturgies (Sacrament of Holy Communion I and III) come from The Draft Liturgies of The Global Methodist Church (October 2026).
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The books were written for particular years, so each day is matched by its place in the church calendar: Lent through Trinity by distance from Easter, the Sundays after Pentecost and Advent by distance from Advent, and Christmastide by date.
