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Essay Instructions: Specify how, when, and why a prayer (in individual and group setting) constitutes a religious object.

Essay Instructions: DIRECTIONS FOR ALL FORMS OF PRAYER PROJECT:
ALL prayer projects must be written in English with correct grammar, spelling, punctuation, etc. Despite the fact that the writing is personal, please remember to keep it formalized since this IS a school project.
Project Option #2:
Prayer Diary.
Directions:
1. In this Prayer diary, you will be recording specific events in your prayer life. Specific events include: praises, needs, thanksgiving, talking to God, humility, repentance, etc.
2. By the end of the project, you should have ten 500-word diary entries.
3. ALL prayer projects must have a 200-word "Final Reflection" piece. This piece will reflect on what you've learned about prayer in the project and any interesting experiences you may have had during the project.

Please base this on a 17 year old girl’s prayers that is tempted by worldly things, I have a sister Jenny and a brother Jay. My parents are married and work a lot. Do your best and I will edit.

This work must be a total of 5,000 word prayer diary plus a 200 word final reflection piece.

Essay Instructions: This should be a comparing and contrasting type of paper. It should include the main points of each author, strengths and weaknesses. The following are Books that must be used:

"Prayer: Finding the Heart's True Home" by Richard Foster 1992

"The Art of Personal Prayer" by Lance Webb 1977

"Hearing God: Developing a Conversational Relationship with God" by Dallas Willard 1999

Essay Instructions: Paper needs to show both views and their arguements on the subject. However, it must also show my opinion as a christian agreeing that prayer at public school events should be allowed at all times. Also showing citations from the bible,