Here is a description of it:
Little Angels Prayers for Every Day features more than 50 simple
rhyming prayers that cover a typical day and the typical worries of a
young child. From waking in the morning to going to sleep at night, from
thanking God for a meal to praying for His comfort when afraid, the
prayers here will help little ones to see that any moment is a good
moment to talk to God. Relevant Bible verses are scattered throughout
the book as well!
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6 comments:
I know sometimes its hard for my kids to be serious. They might have a "silly" prayer request. But I try to balance that with telling them God hears all our prayers.
marypopmom (at) yahoo (dot) com
It's hard sometimes. We like to do it at night before bed.
We pray together every night before bed... have done so since they were wee things. I make it a point to have conversations with God during each day as well, thanking him and praising him at every opportunity.
allison030574@Yahoo.com.au
My 15 mo. old understands that when we pray we hold hands and sometimes he says amen..thats about it for him! My two and a half year old repeated prayers for awhile but now he likes to say mommy pray. But he has gotten very good at reciting his memory verse: Genesis 1:1. Even my 15 mo. old will put up his little finger and say 1:1!!
my email is michigan4me@yahoo.com
My favorite time to pray with my boys is when I'm putting them to bed. We get a chance to talk about our day before prayer time.
beckymilstead@gmail.com
I have not established one set prayer time, though use opportunities through out the day to show my girls ways to pray. It had been great to hear my older child say "I need some time to pray" and to find out what she has been lead to pray about.
It would be great to share with them different ways to pray and give them some words to help them when they might not know where to begin.
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