A Prayer for the Suffering Children

by Tony Kummer on October 13, 2009| Print Print | Share/E-mail

in Prevent Child Abuse

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Ever-watching Father:
we pray for the suffering children whom we do not see.

We know that your eyes see their tears,
that your heart knows their sorrow,
that your hands can reach them now.

We remember that Jesus was once a child,
that poverty stole his bread,
that tyrants sought his life,
that his mother tasted tears.

We ask you to send friends for the lonely,
food for the hungry,
medicine for the sick,
saviors for the enslaved,
rescue for the perishing.

Give us the wisdom to do our part,
share our possessions,
leave our comforts,
lend them our voice,
send them our food,
love them with more than prayers.

We call on you in the name of your child Jesus.
Amen.

You are encouraged to print out and share this prayer for suffering children.

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1 Kristin October 14, 2009 at 4:00 pm

Thanks for sharing this. I love it. It brought tears to my eyes.

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2 Jeri October 14, 2009 at 11:12 pm

Amen.

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