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Prayer Theme Celebration of the Word -10.3.25

  • March 10, 2025
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Year 6 led this weeks Celebration of the Word. Every child got to write a prayer for something or someone they were worried about. The mission is to use the prayer you have written to ask for Gods help. Let me know how you got on with this.

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  1. Year 4 says:
    March 14, 2025 at 4:07 pm

    This week our theme was prayer. We set the mission to use the prayer you have written to ask for Gods help.
    How have you used this prayer?
    Martha – I have used my prayer to think about how I can help my friends.
    Annie – I asked God to help me keep to my Lenten promise.
    Eri – I asked God to give me strength to keep working hard.

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  2. Year 1 says:
    March 17, 2025 at 12:14 pm

    This week we discussed the importance of prayer and how it helps us feel close to God. We learned that we can pray anytime, anywhere, and for anything. Prayer is a way to share our thoughts, say thank you, and ask for help.

    Enoch – “I have prayed for my uncle who always look after me.”
    Fikayo – “I feel very special when I pray to God”
    Araiya – “I am going to pray every night and also I am going to go into the chapel at lunchtime”.

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