If you go to church/mosque/gurdwara....

[Magair]

Or any other place of worship, does the service include a prayer for the Royal Family?

Just back from syngagogue and every time we say a prayer for the RF I think how sweetly old fashioned it is. And how lovely in a way to include it when the RF are the heads of another religion, and also how it shows a reflection of when Jews came here.... how they wanted to respect the country they were in.

Just wondering whether other religions do this?

My church (of Scotland) will pray for our uniformed parties, paramedics, nurses, fire and rescue etc.

I remember the weekend before the Scottish referendum we prayed for compassionate politicians.

Don't ever recall a prayer for RF.

I've known it at a local CofE/high church and also at every golf club dinner I've ever been to, but not at my own church.

That's lovely. My RC church doesn't do that routinely but they would say one if eg it was the Queen's birthday or something.

It’s a routine part of the closing prayer, so we say it every week. Interesting that the CoS doesn’t do it routinely.... is the Queen the head of that?

They do in the Orthodox church.

My parents Anglican Church prays for tree yak family and all In authority. My RC church does not. Unless it's a special occasion.

I go to a Pentecostal church and no we don’t.

tree yak must be a typo/autocorrect, but I can't work out what for!!!

Never in my Catholic church... would be extremely unexpected to put it mildly.

The first time I went to a Jewish wedding I was surprised they toasted the Royal Family. Mind you, I'm not sure I'd ever been anywhere before that did any formal toasts

Not in a mosque

I go to an Anglican church and I can't ever remember praying specifically for the royal family in the weekly service. We did have a garden party for the queens birthday (90?) a couple of years ago so maybe we prayed for her then.

I go to a rather modern, evangelical sort of Anglican/CofE church - no prayers for the royals there

I’m off to pray to the tree yak family now.

Catholic Church - no.

In the Anglican next door, yes always. In our Catholic, not directly but for heads of state and world leaders to be granted wisdom and courage.

Catholic Church - the royal family appear in bidding prayers with semi regularity. Mostly when they are in the news, included as part of the regular bidding prayer themes, eg. when praying for sick members of the parish.

Non denom Christian church and it’s not something we have ever prayed for

I'm a (very) lapsed Catholic. It's been quite a while since I've gone to mass, but no. I'm assuming it may be because the Queen isn't the head of the Catholic church.

I’m Baptist and we’ve never done this.

Methodist and I’ve never heard of this.

Church of England and no, not generally. Maybe once or twice in the last 3 years, when there's been something relevant in the news (H&M's wedding for example).

More regularly for world leaders, for peace and wisdom in the current climate.

Church in Wales, and it's in the intercessions.
'Bless thy servant Elizabeth our Queen and those who exercise authority under her'
Is that what you meant?