Evening Prayer: Night Sounds
Thank you God for night sounds; frogs singing in the spring, crickets chirping to their mates, dry leaves rustling, winter winds howling, the plaintive call
Thank you God for night sounds; frogs singing in the spring, crickets chirping to their mates, dry leaves rustling, winter winds howling, the plaintive call
The sun slides to the horizonand our thoughts slide to you,God of heaven and earth.As the shadows lengthen,we rest our weary bodies.Let the peace of
As the evening darkens down,as the evening lamps are lit,as the peace of the evening star begins to shine,here and now we share our evening
God of Slumber, we go to bed trusting in your arms to hold the world close, knowing that you will whisper words of love in
Day is ending. Shadows lengthen and night falls. Draw me close to you, God. Pillow me on your love. Blanket me with your peace. Keep
I am a Mennonite pastor currently teaching theology at Conrad Grebel University College in Waterloo, Ontario. I’ve served congregations in Ontario and most recently, Alberta.
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