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Lesson 4

Why do Christians pray?

 

Good morning Year 6. This week's RE lesson is all about prayer. The video below will explain how and why Christians pray. It also covers how Jesus demonstrated prayer too. The tasks you require for the lesson are saved below and are all explained within the video. 

RE Lesson - Why do Christians Pray.mp4

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What is Christian Prayer? | Religious Studies - My Life, My Religion: Christianity

Part 1 - Asking God | Exploring Prayer with Archbishop Justin Welby

We can often think about prayer as a shopping list - going to God and asking him to do this, this and this. But prayer is so much more than that - it's a rel...

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