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    A Child's Bedtime Prayer
    A Child's Bedtime Prayer
    A Child's Bedtime Prayer
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    A Child's Bedtime Prayer

    By Christina Williamson

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    A Child’s Bedtime Prayer introduces the young child to prayer. This simple prayer gives the child a quiet moment of thought before retiring to bed. The prayer is meant to be rhythmic, simple, and easy to learn and recite. What a child learns early in life stays with them forever. The bright colorful illustrations support the child’s desire to listen to the book and interact with the text. The combination of text and artwork provides a unique way to learn and experience the value of prayer.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGatekeeper Press
    Release dateApr 10, 2021
    ISBN9781662906435
    A Child's Bedtime Prayer
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    Christina Williamson

    Dr. Christina Williamson, RN-BC, holds a Masters degree in Nursing and a Doctorate degree in Health Administration. Nursing has been not just her profession but her passion for more than 35 years.

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