The Weekly Prayer Project for Kids: Journal, Pray, Reflect, and Connect with God (The Weekly Project Series)

 

The Weekly Prayer Project for Kids: Journal, Pray, Reflect, and Connect with God 

(The Weekly Project Series) 

Hardcover – 

November 1, 2022

by Zondervan (Author), 

Kat Kalindi (Illustrator)

The Weekly Prayer Project for Kids?helps children 8 to 12 discover the power of all types of prayer and the impact it has in their lives. This year-long guided prayer journal encourages young readers to talk to God about their blessings, hopes, fears, dreams, and more.  

Fun journaling prompts and beautiful photos and illustrations will keep kids engaged, while Bible verses and mindful reflections will deepen their faith as they develop their own personal relationship with God. And the weekly format is perfect for busy schedules while still building a regular habit.  

The Weekly Prayer Project for Kids?is: 

• Perfect for those new to faith and prayer life, but thought-provoking enough for someone already familiar with prayer 
• A unique journaling format designed to help young readers focus and organize time for prayer 
• An ideal gift for birthday, holidays, communion, and confirmation 

 

Each week includes: 

• A biblical theme to focus on 
• Scripture—a short but impactful Bible verse to help readers reflect and think deeply 
• Journaling prompts to help young readers pray, reflect, and connect with God  

 

This 12-month journal: 

• Showcases beautiful photography and bright, whimsical illustrations 
• Provides plenty of journaling space 
• Easily fits on a nightstand or in a bookbag 

 

Check out The Weekly Project series for adults, featuring: 

• The Weekly Prayer Project 
• The Weekly Faith Project 
• The Weekly Grlatitude Project 
• The Weekly Self-Care Project 

My thoughts:  This weekly prayer project is specially designed to help kids grow in their faith by journaling their thoughts, reflections, prayers, and hopefully connect with God.  If you have a child who's interested in God and growing in faith, this would be an excellent gift idea for them.  I like it, though it is obviously made and designed for school age children, probably tweeners.  I was given a copy free and all opinions are my own.