2011 Lent Study Guide - University Presbyterian Church
2011 Lent Study Guide - University Presbyterian Church
2011 Lent Study Guide - University Presbyterian Church
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There are many UPC small groups meeting during <strong>Lent</strong>. Take a moment to pray for other<br />
groups—especially those in your neighborhood or connected to you in other ways.<br />
Take time this week to pray and consider how God might use you in the lives of others. It won’t<br />
be rescuing a baby in a basket from the Nile, but what might it be?<br />
Looking Ahead<br />
Next Week’s Passage: Exodus 3:1-15<br />
Note: Our study will highlight various significant portions of the story of Exodus. You may benefit<br />
from reading the whole book of Exodus during <strong>Lent</strong>.<br />
Prayer Time<br />
Lord God, the birth and preservation of Moses was remarkable and we are in awe of your work. We are<br />
amazed at how you led his mother to take such a risk; how you put it on the heart of Pharaoh’s daughter to<br />
have compassion upon Moses; and how you led Moses to be raised in Pharaoh’s household. Help us to be more<br />
aware of your work in our own lives and in the lives of others so that we may join you in your renewing and<br />
redeeming work in this world. In Jesus’ name, amen.<br />
Important Prayer Note: Over the next several weeks, you may want to pray for one another and each<br />
other’s prayer requests. Remember that your small group prayer times should be confidential. You<br />
may want to have a group member take brief notes of these prayers so you can follow up each session.<br />
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Week One: A River to Carry