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This is an ever-growing resource library, and we’re actively developing new content to reflect the richness and diversity of worship with children. We encourage you to check back soon, as new resources are added regularly. Your imagination and curiosity are welcome here.


Three thoughts and three recommended books for the practice of prayer.

Resources for fostering prayer as a church.

A “Godly Play” style story about Jesus’ model prayer. Tell this story at home, in a class, or in a worship gathering!

Read a prayer poem together.

Write an acrostic poem about prayer.

Write a free verse poem around prayer.

Read an imaginative Bible story based on Matthew 6:9-13.

Sketch of Jesus teaching his disciples.

A poem about God’s presence in prayer.

father and daughter sitting on the shore quietly together

A poem about seeking God’s heart for the world in prayer.

person sitting on the shore, looking out at the ocean

A poem about offering our lives to God in prayer.

child holding open hands before them in prayer

A poem about being honest before God.

Child holding hands open to God in prayer.

Read an imaginative Bible story based on Nehemiah 8

Men building a wall together

Write a free verse poem

Teenage girl doing her homework sitting on floor in the living room, low angle, close up

Try writing an acrostic poem

Write your own psalm of worship.

Teenage girl doing her homework sitting on floor in the living room, low angle, close up

A worship poem.

Worship Posture Icon: Line drawing of someone looking up toward the sky

A poem about the gift of creation

Poem for a group to read together

A “Godly Play” style story about the Lamb and the scroll. Tell this story at home, in a class, or in a worship gathering!

Felt illustration of John's vision: Jesus, the Lamb of God, holding the scroll.

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