Praying in Color: Drawing a New Path to God ebook

Join the 150,000+ people who have discovered a way to pray with the right side of the brain! Praying in Color forever changed the way people pray—and will change your life, too. Maybe you love color. Maybe you are a visual or kinesthetic learner, a distractible or impatient soul, or a word-weary pray-er. Perhaps you struggle with a short attention span, a restless body, or a tendency to live in your head. Maybe your prayers feel more like a list for Santa Claus than a love letter to God, or you're just bored with the same old prayers you've said since you were a toddler. Maybe you're not sure that anyone out there is listening, or you just feel deep in your bones a hunger to know God better.  The prayer practice Praying in Color® was born when Sybil's desperation to pray for family and friends intersected with her love of color and doodling. Praying in Color® invites the whole body into prayer and gives you a new way to be with God.  This revised, expanded edition of the bestselling, groundbreaking book:   - Presents double the wisdom and insight from Sybil MacBeth, from fifteen years of experience praying, teaching, and leading workshops  - Includes a foreword by Lauren F. Winner, author of Girl Meets God   - Brings a sense of fun and delight into prayer time  - Gathers our mind, body, emotions, thoughts, and spirit into the same space for a while  - Is ideal for praying on your own or in small groups, church fellowships, hospital rooms, university classrooms, prison ministry, elementary schools, and so much more.  Sections of the book include:   - Disgruntled Prayers  - Praying Your To-Do List  - Praying for Our Enemies  - Hodgepodge Prayers  - Twelve-Step Prayers  - Praying with Scripture  - Praying the Liturgical Year  - Praying in Community  - ​Sending and Sharing Prayers  And so much more ​"It would not be an overstatement to say that Praying in Color rescued my devotional life from nonexistence. . . . I've given away more copies of this book than I can count." —Lauren F. Winner