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Peace Prayers - Prayers for reconciliation, philanthropy, and world harmony - Prayables

Here, together,
each one different and unique.
Let's unite...
Pulling hearts together
in order to cherish,
nurture, love,
and sustain those growing up.
Helping others heal and hope
and encouraging them now,
to fulfill future dreams,
with support from You.

Similar, Yet Different

Prayers - Peace Prayer

By Tanja Cilia

Similar, Yet Different

A thousand lives, like doors;
bolted shut, ajar, or wide open;
swing doors that don't fasten;
glass panels; mortised doors;
Barred ones of self-made prisons.

A pathway leads to each.

We can choose to walk along these alone;
or to ask for help when we falter.
In the course of life we meet those who dither,
waiting for our shoulder to lean on.
Let's help them limp their way home.

Warm Welcome

Prayers - Peace Prayer

By Ruth Williams

Warm Welcome

You can't know someone WarmWelcome-Prayer

by sizing them up at first glance.
It takes effort to really connect
with another human being.
So many things separate us,
like color, age, and language.
But all it takes is heart to come together.
Help us to live what we say we believe,
and keep the door open to all.
As people who seek You,
allow us to seek unity.
At work, at home,
with strangers and friends,
remind us that there is no great divide,
only Your children,
and our choices.

One Small Light

Prayers - Peace Prayer

By Sue Bradford Edwards

One Small Light

Light is wisdom and learning. OneSmallLight-Prayer

Light is warmth and shelter.
Light is love and compassion.
Light comes from You.

Help me force back the dark.
Help me spread learning and loving,
home and hope.

Let Your Light shine through me
to brighten the world's dark corners.

One World

Prayers - Peace Prayer

By Ruth Williams

One World

Enable us to actually meet each other OneWorld-Prayer

before we think we know someone.
Remind us that nobody fits
neatly into a box on a census form.
We all came from somewhere
and nobody owns the Earth.
We're all sub-letting here, till our time is up,
so grant us camaraderie and kinship.
Not tolerance.
Not just putting up with each other,
but openness and a world-wide welcome mat.
Allow us to share this space,
and consider every living thing
our next-door neighbors.