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    The document provides resources for mothers to incorporate prayer into their daily routines, especially when busy. It includes 30 printed prayers to place near the kitchen sink to pray for specific topics or groups each day. It also has ideas for prayer chains and scriptures to teach children how to pray. The overall goal is to help readers establish a regular rhythm of prayer in their lives despite their busy schedules.

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    The document provides resources for mothers to incorporate prayer into their daily routines, especially when busy. It includes 30 printed prayers to place near the kitchen sink to pray for specific topics or groups each day. It also has ideas for prayer chains and scriptures to teach children how to pray. The overall goal is to help readers establish a regular rhythm of prayer in their lives despite their busy schedules.

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    The document provides resources for mothers to incorporate prayer into their daily routines, especially when busy. It includes 30 printed prayers to place near the kitchen sink to pray for specific topics or groups each day. It also has ideas for prayer chains and scriptures to teach children how to pray. The overall goal is to help readers establish a regular rhythm of prayer in their lives despite their busy schedules.

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    166 views15 pages

    Prayer Journal Printable

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    Madame Tan
    The document provides resources for mothers to incorporate prayer into their daily routines, especially when busy. It includes 30 printed prayers to place near the kitchen sink to pray for specific topics or groups each day. It also has ideas for prayer chains and scriptures to teach children how to pray. The overall goal is to help readers establish a regular rhythm of prayer in their lives despite their busy schedules.

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    Prayer

    Kitchen Sink Prayers


    + Kid's Activities

    R I S E N M O T H E R H O O D
    Kitchen Sink Prayers 2021
    #kitchensinkprayers

    If we took a poll, we’re willing to bet almost all of you would say you long for a deep and abundant
    prayer life. But we’re also willing to bet that most of you would say that between grocery runs,
    schooling, work commitments, diaper changes, and the nonstop needs of children, a robust prayer
    life feels impossible.

    But as believers, the truly impossible thing is to try to faithfully tend to the needs of our families,
    vocations, neighborhoods, and churches without time spent in prayer.

    At R|M, we want to help you see that, while the busy reality of daily life creates tension for us, it
    doesn’t mean prayer has to go on the back burner. Prayer is a necessity—a spiritual discipline that
    leads us to encounter God (Jer. 33:3), changes our will to God’s will (Matt. 6:10), and is a form of
    worship (Col. 4:2). Not only that, Scripture tells us prayer can bring healing (James 5:16),
    deliverance from troubles (Ps. 34:17), and strength to our hearts and minds (Phil. 4:6-7).

    With that in mind, we’ve created a resource full of prayers—kitchen sink prayers, to be exact!
    (#kitchensinkprayers) The idea is that each time we’re at a kitchen sink—whether washing hands
    or dishes, rinsing fruit, or filling a water bottle in the breakroom—we pray. As something that
    most of us visit several times a day, a kitchen sink can prompt a regular rhythm of prayer in our
    lives. What a privilege!

    While the list of things we can pray for is never-ending, we wanted to start somewhere. In this
    document, you’ll find 30 prayers to print, cut, and display next to the kitchen sink. If the sink isn’t
    the best place for you, be creative! You can use these as bookmarks or stick them in your car. The
    idea is to pray for a specific topic or group of moms each day, in addition to praying about
    anything on your heart. We hope that as you read the topic, Bible verse prompt, and special focus
    prayer ideas,* you’ll think of moms in your real life. We hope that you expand on these and talk to
    God about moms you know, asking him for detailed things and entrusting them to him in faith!

    If it feels too overwhelming to do this for 30 days straight, try just doing one or two a week until it
    becomes a habit. We hope this small practice can jump-start a deep and abiding habit of prayer in
    the R|M community.

    *Please note that the topic selections and special areas of focus are not meant to be exhaustive, nor are
    they designed as a comprehensive reflection of the ministry’s values or belief of what is or isn’t important
    to pray for. In a fallen world, the need for prayer and petition is endless. Please pray for what the Lord
    specifically lays on your heart.
    5 Finger Prayer with Kids
    1. Thumb - The closest finger to you - Pray for those close to you: family and
    friends.
    2. Pointer Finger - Used to give direction - Pray for those who guide you:
    teachers, doctors, and parents.
    3. Middle Finger - The tallest finger - Pray for those who lead you:
    government leaders, business leaders, and church leaders.
    4. Ring Finger - The weakest finger - Pray for the weak: those in pain,
    suffering, or in need.
    5. Pinky - The smallest finger - Pray for yourself: any needs you have or
    anything you want to share with God.

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    2 4

    R I S E N M O T H E R H O O D
    5 Finger Prayer with Kids
    Have your kids color the hand below and cut out to hang by their
    bed or near the kitchen table. Use this together to help them
    think of who to pray for each day!

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    R I S E N M O T H E R H O O D
    Weekly Prayer Chains
    Color in each strip and cut out. Make a loop with one strip and glue or
    staple the ends together. Pass through the next strip to make a chain.
    Take off one chain each day and pray for that topic together.

    My Family glue

    My Community glue

    My Teachers glue

    My Friends glue

    Missionaries glue

    My Church glue

    Myself glue

    R I S E N M O T H E R H O O D
    DIY Weekly Prayer Chains
    Write down a person or topic you would like to pray for. Decorate
    each strip and cut them out. Make a loop with one strip and glue or
    staple the ends together. Pass through the next strip to make a chain.
    Take off one chain each day and pray for that topic together.

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    R I S E N M O T H E R H O O D
    13 Scriptures To Use To Teach
    Your Children To Pray

    Matthew 6:9-13 - The Lord’s Prayer


    Psalm 121 - Protection
    Psalm 23 - Shepherding
    3 John 1:2 - Health
    Matthew 5:16 - Evangelism
    1 Kings 3:9 - Discernment
    Ephesians 1:16-19 - Devotion to Christ
    Ephesians 3:14-19 - Love for God
    Philippians 4:6-7 - Peace
    Psalm 19:14 - Holiness
    Psalm 25:4 - Guidance/wisdom
    Psalm 27:1 - Fear
    Psalm 51:1-2 - Confession

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