Praying in Color: Drawing a New Path to God (Active Prayer Series)

by Sybil MacBeth

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Chapters on the following: Prayer Dilemmas, Praying in Color, Prayer Frustration, Prayer Popping, Praying for Others, and Praying in a New Way. This exercise is not about creating artwork, but it is about the process of giving things over to God in a relaxing and visual way. A DVD for a workshop based on Praying in Color is also available.

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This new prayer form can take as little or as much time as you have or want to commit. Any time of the day. Drawing is half the prayer, the other half is transporting the visual memories or actual images with you to pray throughout the day.