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10 Things Children Should Know About Prayer
By Susan Taylor Brown
It can be spoken or silent. It can be a song or a story. It can be a picture or a dance.
Every week. Every day. Every hour.
There's no right or wrong way to pray.
It can be done alone or with a favorite toy. It can be done with friends, family or pets.
It can be done in your room or at the kitchen table. It can be done out in your yard, at the park or even at the zoo.
You can be happy, sad, angry, scared or confused when you pray.
If you know someone who could use a little help -- add them to your prayers.
Whatever words you use, long or short, however your prayer comes out is fine.
There are certain prayers appropriate to special occasions but you don't need to wait for a special time to pray.
It can also be used to give thanks for what you have already received. "Thank you," is a perfect prayer.


