Prayer & Children
“The gift of prayer is the greatest inheritance we can give our children,” writes Denise George in Kids Can Talk to God. “By teaching them to pray, we help them develop a natural, conversational relationship with God that will grow as they mature in their faith.” Teachers and parents can model prayer by talking to God throughout their daily experiences.
Like Bible stories that are told, the prayers spoken should relate to the experiences of the child. When prayers relate to the child’s activities he comes to view prayer as an important part of his life. Find opportunities during daily activities to pray with your child. Use, short, simple sentences in prayers.
Randy Tramp, author of Night to Knight, parent of 11 children (8 adopted), traveled around the globe in the Navy, camp director for mentally/physically disabled, safari in Africa, worked at a Federal Prison, Children’s Pastor before turning his full attention to writing.
He writes books, blogs and short stories.
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