Making Prayer Fun and Relatable Kids love fun, and that’s key in teaching them anything, including prayer. Using colors, songs, and stories can make Sabbath School lessons exciting. Incorporate tales they love and pair them with prayer themes. For instance, if Little Red Riding Hood is a favorite, discuss bravery and follow it with a […]
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Create a Routine Creating a routine can make prayer a natural part of your child’s day. Designate specific times, like before meals or bedtime, for prayer and reflection. Routine not only fosters discipline but also instills a sense of stability and peace. Make these moments feel special rather than forced. Light a candle or play
Start Small with Simple Verses Start small. Choose short, simple Bible verses. This way, your pre-schooler can easily remember and understand them. Verses like ‘God is love’ (1 John 4:8) or ‘I can do all things through Christ’ (Philippians 4:13) are perfect. Simple language helps little minds grasp big concepts. Make It Fun and Interactive
Why Praying for Others Matters Introducing your little ones to prayer is a vital step in their spiritual growth. Teaching them to pray for others instills empathy, kindness, and a sense of community. Plus, it’s a beautiful way to follow Jesus’ teachings. But how do you make it engaging for a pre-schooler? You’ve come to
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