Unending Grace: Grace for senses

08 August, 2011

Grace for senses

Dear God,
For eyes to see, ears to hear,
for mouths to speak and chew,
for this food and all your gifts
we give our thanks to you.

Amen.

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Unending Grace: Mealtime Prayers for Every Day of the Year

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Do you want to make a positive impact on the world?
Do you want to be proud of the way your children treat others?
Do you want to instill good values in your family members?

All of this is possible simply by saying a mealtime prayer every day.
STOP saying the same memorized grace every night. That gets boring and saying grace can become meaningless.
Unending Grace offers families a different prayer to use each day to thank God for their food and all the blessings God provides. Using these prayers will:
* Reinforce the abundance of God's blessings
* Help instill faith in God
* Kindle kindness and respect toward all people
* Encourage helping those in need
* Arouse a deeper awareness of the wonders of nature
* Awaken an appreciation of the role other people play in bringing food to your table
* Foster prayer as a natural part of daily life

Unending Grace is perfect for parents who are searching for simple yet effective ways to instill in their children a faith in God and a love for others. And families will love the variety of these short but beautiful prayers

This collection of over 366 table graces includes prayers for special occasions and holidays. Some are only a few lines, some are longer. Some can be sung to a familiar tune. Several are original paraphrases of Psalms or are based on Bible verses. All are written simply so even children can understand them.

The entire collection is available as a perpetual, flip-style calendar that families can use day after day.

To order your calendar, send $15.00, plus $4.00 shipping, (total $19.00), with check or money order payable to:
David Hauk
1021 Dallas Road
Reading, PA 19605

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08 August, 2011

Grace for senses

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