How do you say someone is in your thoughts and prayers?

My thoughts and prayers are with you. I wanted to offer my condolences to let you know I’m thinking of you. May you find strength in the love of Christ through devotion and faith. Keeping you in our thoughts and prayers.

Is it appropriate to say my thoughts are with you?

“My thoughts are with you” is a way of stating care and compassion. We use this expression when someone needs support due to health issues, or any difficult or sad life event. It expresses our concern and shows the other person we are thinking about their situation.

What does our thoughts and prayers mean?

A phrase often used as part of an attempt to comfort someone who has just suffered a tragic loss, as in, “Our thoughts and prayers are with you.” The frequent use of the phrase or similar expressions by politicians after mass shootings in the US has increasingly been criticized by those who believe it is used to avoid …

How do you say keep me in your prayers?

“Please keep me in your prayers,” I would say would suffice. I’m not religious and this doesn’t offend me, but then again, I’ve never been asked anything like this personally. But if someone did ask for me to pray for them, I would probably respond with something like, “I’m wishing you the best.”

What to say other than thinking of you?

How to Say ‘Thinking of You at This Difficult Time’ During an Illness

• “Hang in there!”
• “I hope you feel better soon!”
• “Take care of yourself!”
• “I’m sorry you aren’t feeling well!”
• “I’ll pray for your speedy recovery!”
• “You are the strongest person I know!
• “I heard you aren’t feeling well.

What does your always in my thoughts mean?

if someone is in your thoughts, you think about them a lot. This expression is often used for telling someone who is unhappy that you are thinking about them. We want you to know that you’re in our thoughts.

How can I extend my prayers?

Post a prayer, scripture reading, or other inspirational piece that would be helpful for those who would like to pray. (This is also a good way to make your practice visible.) Write short pieces on the practice of prayer. Give testimonials about what it feels like to pray for others.

What do you say to someone going through a tough time?

Examples

• “I hope you feel your inner strength building day by day.”
• “This is tough, but you’re tougher.”
• “I’m proud of you for walking this road, for doing what’s right for you.”
• “You’re making a big change, and that’s a really big deal.”

What is the word for when you can’t stop thinking about something?

OCD is a mental health condition. It causes thoughts called obsessions, anxiety, and actions called compulsions (also called rituals). People with OCD feel stuck in a stressful cycle of these thoughts and actions.