This program introduces participants to the full spectrum of Christian prayer methods and encourages them to incorporate these practices into their daily lives. Twenty-two lesson plans can be used as a year-long course (23 lessons), as four separate courses or individually. Great for adult education, prayer and spirituality groups or for Quiet Days and retreats.
This resource is a downloadable file – permission is granted to the purchasing church to make as many copies as needed to implement the program. A PDF file is provided for printing and a WORD document file is provided for you to customize the resource.
Journey to Adulthood congregations: Receive a $30 discount ($14.95) as this resource is largely the J2A prayer lessons recast for adult use. (discount taken after order submitted)
Emilie Griffen discusses in this book the relentless human hunger for prayer, the seeming elusiveness of God, the pitfalls of discouragement and doubt, and the whispers of consolation that come through prayer.
$12.95
Spiritual Journeys
Using JourneyBooks, group members encounter the varied stories of interesting and ordinary Episcopalians and discover more about their own spiritual autobiography by writing and telling their own stories.
$29.95
The Seventh Day
In today’s over-scheduled world, many of us yearn for rest... for sabbath. The Seventh Day offers six sessions to help people experience the holiness of rest and delight in their daily lives. Using either a small group study/reflection format, or a presentation/discussion format for larger groups, The Seventh Day explores the relationship of work, rest and prayer.
$39.95
The Practice Of Prayer
This down-to-earth book on the essentials of prayer answers many of the common questions of the spiritual life, such as: How do we learn to listen to God in our prayer? And.
Living In Community
This resource focuses on Benedictine spirituality as a way to invite people to reflect on how we live together as a Christian community and engages participants in developing a Rule of Life for themselves.
Emilie Griffen discusses in this book the relentless human hunger for prayer, the seeming elusiveness of God, the pitfalls of discouragement and doubt, and the whispers of consolation that come through prayer. 
Using JourneyBooks, group members encounter the varied stories of interesting and ordinary Episcopalians and discover more about their own spiritual autobiography by writing and telling their own stories. 
In today’s over-scheduled world, many of us yearn for rest... for sabbath. The Seventh Day offers six sessions to help people experience the holiness of rest and delight in their daily lives. Using either a small group study/reflection format, or a presentation/discussion format for larger groups, The Seventh Day explores the relationship of work, rest and prayer. 
This down-to-earth book on the essentials of prayer answers many of the common questions of the spiritual life, such as: How do we learn to listen to God in our prayer? And. 
This resource focuses on Benedictine spirituality as a way to invite people to reflect on how we live together as a Christian community and engages participants in developing a Rule of Life for themselves. 
