Precious Moments : Big Book Of Prayers
$12.99
Teach little ones to talk to God with this prayer book and the nostalgic, vintage sweetness of Precious Moments. Guide your child in praying over their days, their worries, and their joys as you curl up for quiet time with this sweet board book.
Precious Moments: Big Book of Prayers features the following:
*simple prayers that meet children ages 1 to 4 in their daily activities and needs;
*prayers of gratitude and praise; requests for help, courage, and calm; and prayers asking for forgiveness and protection;
*prayers based on scripture; and
*a sturdy cover, board pages, and bright illustrations.
This keepsake book is perfect for:
*children memorizing meaningful prayers that will become lifetime favorites;
*helping families make prayer a part of each day;
*sweet teaching moments at story time and bedtime; and
*a gift for baby showers, adoption parties, baptisms, Easter baskets, birthdays, and holidays.
Since 1978, Precious Moments has grown into a brand recognized worldwide, with more than 14.5 million books and Bibles sold with Thomas Nelson.
4 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9781400253524
ISBN10: 1400253527
Precious Moments | Jean Fischer | Illustrator: Kim Lawrence
Binding: Boards
Published: December 2025
Precious Moments – Thomas Nelson
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
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