Comments on: How to Say Grace

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on 1/16/2007 Lord God we ask you to bless this food we are about to receive. Bless the hands that prepared it. Use it to nourish and strengthen our bodies, and our bodies for your kingdom work. In Jesus name we pray, Amen.

on 8/8/2006 Family -
Bless us dear Lord and these thy gifts, which we are about to recieve, from thy bounty through Chrish our Lord. Amen.
OR Philmont Grace: For Food, For Raiment, For Life, For Opportunity, For Friendship and Fellowship, we thank thee O Lord.

on 1/2/2006 Traditional prayers are beautiful prayers to use for grace at the table. Not only are we united with other families in Christ by using this prayer, it is an all inclusive prayer that fits every meal.

In the Bible, the apostles asked Jesus to "teach us to pray" and He then gave the Lord's prayer. Traditional prayers like this one and the prayer over meals used across the world are wonderful to bring to the family table.

on 11/22/2005 Say what is in your heart - not what you think that God and your family wants to hear. Grace is not a once-a-month thing or a Thanksgiving dinner thing. Grace is Prayer. Prayer is talking to God. It doesn't have to be fancy or proper. Just be sincere.

on 11/22/2005 Whatever we pray, it should come from the heart. Too many times, we are engulfed in traditions and religous rituals trying to impress people with our words. With this, we are far from the bosom of God. With a pure heart, He will give us the utterance!

on 11/22/2005 Try and keep a straight face. I had an uncle who would always snicker while saying grace. Needless to say, my family doesn't let him talk at any more family functions.

on 11/22/2005 Thank you God for the beautiful meal, bless the hands of those who prepared this meal and bless the meals of those less fortunate than us.