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Yes, Methodists adapted the Lord's Prayer in their services, drawing from the Anglican tradition. The prayer's core structure and language remain similar, reflecting its roots in the Book of Common Prayer used by Anglicans. However, the Methodist approach often emphasizes personal connection and communal prayer, aligning with their broader theological focus on grace and personal faith. This adaptation highlights the Methodists' intention to make worship accessible and meaningful to their congregations.

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