American Indian Prayer Guide

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5 Customer Reviews Average rating: 4.4
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36 weeks' worth of daily prayer for the indigenous peoples of North, South, and Central America.

Eye-opening historical and contemporary stories and information lead directly to relevant prayer.

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5 out of 5 stars by Linda S on 2011-09-08
This book is a highlight of our family's daily devotional. My children are drawn in as we read the brief historical/contemporary pieces and they look forward to the weekly focus of each people group. Thank you Sonlight!

5 out of 5 stars by Karen S on 2011-01-10
Don't pass this one up. We did read it once a week, instead of daily, and did the prayers in one day, but the information imparted on separate tribes was unique and from a Christian perspective. I wouldn't want this to be the only perspective, but to not have it is also not getting the full pictures.

5 out of 5 stars by LISA S on 2010-03-05
We read this book at bedtime one little short piece at a time, and I think it meant a great deal to our kids because we are part Native American.

4 out of 5 stars by ALISHA C on 2008-08-14
Whether it is the Mayans the Aztecs, the Iroquois, or the Apaches, this book has allowed my children and I to learn about Native American culture, lifestyle, and their hardships in a historical manner. A prayer concludes each day's reading allowing you to reflect on that particular tribe and their need for Christ.

3 out of 5 stars by Shannon S. on 2008-04-01
We ended up using this more as a social studies book, and usually did the entire week's reading on one day. Still, it was nice to end in prayer for the group we read about, similar to the way you do for Window on the World.