Our grandchildren have returned to school. Ask them how they are adjusting to their new teacher, classmates sometimes a new school.
Here is a prayer for your grandchildren and teacher.
Ask your grandchildren the name of their teacher so you can pray for the teacher by name. If possible, meet their teacher.
A Prayer for Grandchildren Returning to School
Dear Heavenly Father,
I pray ______will have an easy, smooth and
peaceful transition as he/she goes back to school.
Connect well with their teachers
feeling accepted and comfortable in the classroom.
Sharpen ______ mind and help him/her apply himself/herself
to do well in his/her studies.
Help them to grow in their spiritual life and build godly character.
Make friends quickly and wisely.
Protect them spiritually, emotionally, and physically.
In Jesus’ name, Amen.
Prayer for their Teachers
Bless _______ teachers with strength, joy, and favor,
having a peaceful transition with their new students and parents.
I pray each teacher will have a strong sense of purpose.
Give them wisdom, patience, creativity, insight, and perseverance.
Give them a special love for each student
to feel loved, accepted, and comfortable.
Taken from the book, Grandparenting with a Purpose, Effective ways to Pray fo your Grandchildren.
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Lillian Penner is the author of Grandparenting with a Purpose: Effective Ways to Pray for Your Grandchildren in English and Spanish. She is on staff with the Christian Grandparenting Network prayer ministry, developing prayer cards, grandparents@Prayer groups, and the Grandparenting Day of Prayer. She has a passion for praying intentionally for her grandchildren and desires to share that passion with other grandparents. An avid blogger, Lillian breaks into smiles if you ask about her thirteen grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. She and her husband, John, live in Portland, Oregon, where they are active in church ministries. She and her husband enjoy traveling, Southern Gospel music but most of all, enjoy spending time with their family.
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AMEN!
Amen Lillian!