Salem United Methodist Church

There are times in our world history when this promise of God seems like a mirage in the face of brutal governments, racial hatred, and human injustice. But over time, brutal governments are smashed. Despots go to their graves. Moral indignation replaces complacency.
As Kingdom people, don't you think we are called to model the ethics and values of God's will?
So let's renew the prayer Jesus taught us:
"Your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven!" And let's also demonstrate God's will in our families, friendships, and churches!

Holy and righteous God, I know you are even more repulsed than we are by the inhumanity that stains our world and crushes precious and innocent peoples. Please, Father, show your will and discipline those nations who are ruthless in their injustice. Convict us, your people, that we as individuals and as congregations must be places of reconciliation, justice, healing, and hope. Use me, along with my brothers and sisters in our congregation to show your righteousness and your justice toward those in our community who need freedom from oppression
and who need someone to help stand up for justice in every area of life. In Jesus' name I pray. Amen.