The NeuroDivine Book of Daily Prayer

Morning, Midday, Evening & Night Prayer

A daily rhythm of prayer for ordinary life.

The NeuroDivine Book of Daily Prayer offers a simple pattern of Christian prayer for morning, midday, evening, and night. Rooted in the Anglican tradition and enriched by Celtic and Benedictine spirituality, it is designed for individuals, families, small groups, and communities seeking a gentle rhythm of worship throughout the day.

Whether prayed at home, in church, on retreat, or while travelling, these offices provide space to listen to Scripture, offer intercession, give thanks, and rest in God’s presence.


A Prayer Book for Everyday Pilgrims

The prayers in this volume were written with everyday life in mind. They recognise that prayer is not confined to churches or monasteries, but accompanies us through work and rest, joy and sorrow, health and illness, certainty and doubt.

The language is intentionally accessible while remaining faithful to the richness of Anglican liturgy. Moments of silence, flexibility of posture, and clear guidance make the offices suitable for both newcomers to daily prayer and those who have prayed the Office for many years.


Included in this volume

  • Morning Prayer
  • Midday Prayer
  • Evening Prayer
  • Night Prayer (Compline)
  • Guidance for using the Daily Office

Rooted in Tradition

The book draws inspiration from the Book of Common Prayer, Common Worship, Celtic Christianity, and the Rule of St Benedict. Rather than replacing existing liturgies, it offers another way of praying the Daily Office—one that is gentle, spacious, and attentive to the rhythms of contemporary life.


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About NeuroDivine

The NeuroDivine publishing programme explores Christian spirituality from the margins of experience through prayer, worship, hymnody, poetry, fiction, and reflection.

The NeuroDivine Book of Daily Prayer forms part of a growing library of resources intended to encourage faithful, accessible, and imaginative Christian worship.