Start with these examples, and you’re sure to discover more of your own.
When we pray for peace, it’s always been for countries and politicians and wars, but I imagine a new prayer for peace that includes the animals.
Without our active participation, peace will not make its way into the world.
When I get too wrapped up in my own problems, it’s a relief to pray for someone else.
The years count more now. And they can be full of love, kindness, understanding and peace.
This evergreen prayer for peace and unity, spoken by astronaut Frank Borman in 1968 while orbiting the moon, still holds true to this day.
It’s a noisy world out there. How to listen to God with all the racket
How to step away from the busyness of life and immerse yourself in peace and quiet.
