Praying with Stuff Ideas for Hands-on Prayer
Praying with Stuff Ideas for Hands-on Prayer by Sally Dakin is a resource published by Grove Books Limited in 2008, comprising 28 pages in English. This booklet aims to assist local churches in enhancing their prayer practices by offering practical, hands-on approaches that cater to those who may not resonate with traditional contemplative methods.
Readers will discover a variety of creative ideas designed for individual experimentation as well as group activities, including the use of everyday materials like potatoes and pipe cleaners. The suggestions range from personal reflections to communal prayer stations, making them adaptable for different contexts and congregational settings. This edition provides a unique perspective on engaging with prayer in a tangible way, encouraging both personal and collective exploration.
Official synopsis Publisher
‘A resource to help local churches grow in prayer. Much advice and writing about prayer is geared to those who are comfortable with the contemplative tradition; this booklet will appeal to those who are more at home with potatoes, paper shredders and pipe cleaners. Some of the ideas are for individuals to experiment with on their own, and some are intended to be used as ‘prayer stations.’ Some ideas are particularly appropriate for groups, and some can be used with whole congregations. Most of the ideas can be modified for use in several contexts.’ – Publisher.
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