This week’s Life Teen Summer Prayer Challenge is: Pray at a cemetery for the deceased. You could be the one to help others get to Heaven quicker!
Here we are at week 7 of the Life Teen Summer Prayer Challenge! This week’s challenge is: Pray the Chaplet of Divine Mercy every day this week. Now don’t worry, this chaplet is short and only takes a couple minutes. But gosh it’s so powerful.
This is the sixth week of the Life Teen Summer Prayer Challenge! How’s it going? This week we’d like to challenge you to: Pray in front of an abortion clinic. Every day in the US, 4,000 unborn babies are killed. You and I can make a difference though because prayer works. God listens and works where and when He can.
The Life Teen Summer Prayer Challenge for this week is: Fast on bread and water for lunch one day this week. People were fasting even before Jesus was born, that’s how old this practice is!
What’s the Life Teen Summer Prayer Challenge? Find out here. The Life Teen Summer Prayer Challenge for this week is: A half hour of praise and worship. Why? you may ask – because pur faithful and loving God deserves it! Praise and Worship is beautiful because the focus of it is always about giving glory to God. You see … no matter what we’re going through, God is still in charge and He’s going to make everything turn out ok. He promised. “For I know well the plans I have in mind for you, Read more [...]
#LTPrayerChallenge time! This week the Life Teen Summer Prayer Challenge is: Morning Prayer from the Liturgy of the Hours – in the morning!
The Life Teen Summer Prayer Challenge this week is: A holy hour in front of the Blessed Sacrament.
On your mark … get set … go! Here’s the first Life Teen Summer Prayer Challenge: Pray a rosary with your friends – on your knees.
You are being challenged. Not to a light saber duel. Or a Nerf gun war. And as fun as it sounds to try and drink a gallon of milk … that’s not what I mean either. The challenge is prayer. You know you have free time between Full House re-runs and weeding the garden for your Mom, so why not use it to grow in your relationship with God?
