Prime Minister Andrew Holness has urged all Jamaicans to make the most of the upcoming Lenten season as a time of prayer and reflection for the nation’s well-being.
The decision to motion comes as Jamaica prepares to embark on the solemn interval, commencing on Ash Wednesday, February 14.
A name to prayer amidst challenges
Throughout a prayer session held on the Workplace of the Prime Minister on Monday, Holness emphasised the importance of turning to prayer amidst the myriad challenges confronted by each the nation and people.
Delivering a scripture studying from 1 Timothy, Chapter 2 v 1-4, Prime Minister Holness underscored the significance of petitioning God with the needs of 1’s coronary heart.
He reassured that no particular prayers had been vital, noting that even the Nationwide Anthem may function a conduit for communication with the divine.
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Embracing non secular connection
In mild of life’s uncertainties and challenges past human management, Holness implored people to carve out moments for non secular connection, in search of divine consolation, route, and safety.
His attraction prolonged to praying for the nation’s security, safety, peace, productiveness, and the well-being of its residents.
A time of non secular reflection and sacrifice
The Lenten season holds profound significance for Christians worldwide, serving as a interval of contemplation on the life and sacrifices of Jesus Christ.
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Historically marked by fasting and prayer, the 40-day observance leads as much as Easter.
