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4 Book Set Includes:

• Prayers of a Parent for Young Children
• Prayers of a Parent for Teens
• Prayers of a Parent for Young Adults
• Prayers of a Parent for Adult Children

Endorsements

“I know of no other guide to parental prayer like Nielson’s tender, insightful, gospel-rich, and loving little book. Read it and you will find yourself praying for new things for your children in new ways.” 

—Paul David Tripp, Author, New Morning Mercies and Parenting

“Filled with faith, hope, and love, each prayer is accompanied by relevant Scripture and a focused exhortation to help any parent to put into words what they long for in their hearts. . . . My wife and I look forward to using [this book]!”

—Julius J. Kim, President, The Gospel Coalition 

“It can be tough to pause and intentionally pray for our children prayers that align with the concerns of God laid out in his Word.  This is where Kathleen’s prayers come alongside us in our weariness, anxiety, and ambitions. These prayers are worth sitting with, chewing on, and praying. I will be using and sharing this resource for many years to come.”

—Quina Aragon, Author, Love Made and Love Gave

“Because poetic expression (with its ‘rhythms, sounds, and meanings’) naturally lodges in our minds and elevates our thoughts—especially when it is based on sacred Scripture—it enlarges our vocabulary for prayer. This book is a wonderful gift to both parent and child. Highly recommended!”

—Kent and Barbara Hughes, Authors; Speakers; Longtime Pastor and Pastor’s Wife

The Author

Kathleen B. Nielson

Kathleen Nielson is an author and speaker who loves working with women in studying the Scriptures. She has taught literature (PhD, Vanderbilt University), directed women’s Bible studies in local churches, and served as director of The Gospel Coalition’s Women’s Initiatives from 2010 to 2017. She and her husband, Niel, make their home partly in Wheaton, Illinois, and partly in Jakarta, Indonesia, where Niel helps to lead a network of Christian schools and universities. They have three sons, three daughters-in-law, and a growing number of grandchildren.

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