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NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS

 


A Message from The Patriarch and Presiding Prelate Sir Godfrey Gregg

To The Mystical Order Ministries: A Blessed and Prosperous 2026 - Renewing Your Faith and Commitment to the Work of the Lord

Dearly Beloved Members and Esteemed Clergy of The Mystical Order Ministries,

From my desk, I greet you with the ancient blessing of Aaron: "The Lord bless you and keep you; the Lord make His face shine upon you and be gracious to you; the Lord lift His countenance upon you and give you peace." As we embark upon the journey of a new year, I extend to each of you my sincere wishes for a 2026 filled with divine blessings, abundant prosperity, and unprecedented spiritual growth.

The dawn of a new year is a sacred moment—a time ordained by God for reflection, renewal, and rededication. As we close the chapter on 2025 and open the fresh pages of 2026, I challenge each member of our spiritual family to intentionally renew your faith and deepen your commitment to the work of the Lord. This is not merely a suggestion but a spiritual imperative for every believer who desires to walk in the fullness of God's purpose for their life.

Renewing your faith begins with honest self-examination. Ask yourself: Has my relationship with Christ grown stronger, or have I allowed the cares of life to distance me from His presence? Have I been faithful in prayer, diligent in studying His Word, and consistent in fellowship with other believers? Have I used my gifts and talents to advance the Kingdom, or have I buried them beneath excuses and procrastination? This new year demands truthful answers and decisive action.

Faith is not a static possession but a living, growing relationship that requires constant cultivation. Just as a garden needs regular watering, weeding, and nurturing to flourish, so does our faith require intentional attention. In 2026, I urge you to establish spiritual disciplines that will strengthen your walk with God. Commit to daily prayer and meditation. Immerse yourself in Scripture, allowing God's Word to transform your mind and renew your spirit. Engage meaningfully in corporate worship and fellowship, for we are stronger together than we are apart.

Renewing your commitment to the work of the Lord means recognizing that we are not our own—we have been bought with a price and called to serve a purpose greater than ourselves. Every believer has been given a divine assignment, a specific role to play in God's redemptive plan for humanity. Whether you serve in visible leadership or in quiet support, whether your ministry is to many or to few, your contribution matters immensely in the Kingdom of God.

In this new year, I call upon our clergy to lead with renewed passion, preaching the uncompromising truth of God's Word with boldness and clarity. I call upon our members to serve with renewed dedication, using your time, talents, and resources to bless others and glorify God. I call upon our entire ministry to pursue excellence in all we do, recognizing that we represent Christ to a watching world.

As we step into 2026, let us do so with unwavering faith in God's faithfulness, unshakeable confidence in His promises, and uncompromising commitment to His cause. May this year bring you spiritual breakthroughs, financial blessings, relational restoration, and divine opportunities beyond your imagination. May your faith be strengthened, your hope renewed, and your love for Christ deepened.

The harvest is plentiful, and the labourers are few. Let us arise with renewed vigour and answer the call to work diligently in the Lord's vineyard. Together, we shall accomplish great things for the glory of God.

With Patriarchal Blessing and Pastoral Care,

The Patriarch and Presiding Prelate Sir Godfrey Gregg

The Mystical Order Ministries

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