Steelville Presbyterian Church

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It is such a beautiful day I decided my prayer time this morning would be a Muir prayer walk. This is a spiritual discipline I have shared with you before. John Muir said, “All the wilderness seems to be full of tricks and plans to drive and draw us up into God's light." John Muir's habit was to go wandering in the wilderness, lingering to observe closely, whatever caught his attention, a redwood, the Hawks nest, a field of wildflowers. He would often make a detailed sketch of even the most ordinary things, and then move on only after having given each creature his undivided, focused attention. His goal was not to cover great distances, but to become as fully awake and alive as possible to everything around him. So, a Muir prayer walk, is taking a walk, stopping to notice things, pray about what you see, then continue on till the next thing that draws your attention. These are the pictures I took on my Muir prayer walk today… Try one of your own! It’s a great way to let nature bring you closer to God! Each picture has a caption to explain what I prayed for... ... See MoreSee Less

Palm Sunday,
The beginning of Holy Week. Please join us for Maundy Thursday service this Thursday, April 1st at 7:00 pm. And Good Friday service the 2nd at noon. Steelville Presbyterian Church on the corner of High and 1st St. (Virtual services will also be available through our Facebook page). ... See MoreSee Less