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Christian Night time Prayers for Children ( For children beween 4 and 7)

Original Poem inspired by Matthew, Mark, Luke and John prayer.

Wrap me in Thy arms, O Christ divine, Let Thy presence in my heart shine.

In the love of Christ, forever strong, I lay me down, where I belong. Angels near, with wings unfurled, watch over me, in this great big world.n

Bless this bed, my cosy nest, Where dreams take flight, at their best. May peace and calm in my heart surround, As I sleep safe and sound.

Grant me dreams that are sweet and bright, filled with love and gentle light. And when the morning sun does rise, awaken me with joyful cries. 

Amen.

Other Night time Prayers: 

 Nighttime Blessing: Dear God above, so kind and true, thank you for the day we've had, thank you. As I lay down to rest my head, keep me safe within Your loving spread. Guide my dreams with gentle light, And wake me with the morning bright. Amen.

Guardian Angel's Watch: Angel dear, so pure and bright, watch over me throughout the night. Guide my dreams, keep me from harm, hold me close in Your loving arm. With every breath, I'll feel Your love, Until I wake with the sun above. Amen.

Gratitude Prayer: Thank you, God, for each new day, For friends and family along the way. Bless them all wherever they may be, And keep them safe, just like you keep me. As I close my eyes in sleep's embrace, fill my dreams with Your gentle grace. Amen.

Peaceful Slumber: Lord, grant me peace as I close my eyes, Underneath Your vast and starry skies. Surround me with Your calming light, And hold me safe throughout the night. When morning comes with the sun's first ray, I'll rise and greet another joyful day. Amen.

Love and Protection: God, thank you for my day so bright, For watching over me from morning to night. Now, as I lay down to rest my head, keep me safe in my cosy bed. Bless Mom and Dad, my family dear, And all my friends, both far and near. Amen.

 


 

 

 

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