Sticky Note Prayers

Around the world, Prayer Spaces in Schools enable children and young people, of all faiths and none, to explore life's questions, spirituality and faith in a safe, creative and interactive way.<BR/><BR/> Since a starting in 2007, well over 6000 prayer spaces have happened in 35 countries. <I>Sticky Note Prayers </I>tells the story so far stories of what God is doing in these extraordinary, ordinary spaces, and shares a vision of how every church can be involved.<BR/><BR/><I>'I really enjoyed this, it made me cry with happiness. I am very grateful and I wish I could experience it more often. I would recommend this to other people.' </I>Pupil, 13<BR/><BR/><I>'I spent two hours close to tears as the pupil's responses took my breath away. I knew that they would enjoy being somewhere different and doing something unusual. What I wasn't prepared for was the depth with which they would engage with the prayer space.' </I>Head of Religious Education (RE), UK<BR/><BR/><I>'We have a whole generation of young Catholics who are religiously aware but spiritually dead. We need something that will bring them to life. I think prayer spaces might be part of the answer.'</I> - Father Paul Chetcuti, Catholic Archdiocese of Malta<BR/><BR/><I>'It was soooo cool. I now no longer believe that anything is impossible for God.'</I> - pupil, Germany, 14<BR/><BR/><I>'When I go into the prayer space it feels like I don't have to worry about anything.' </I>pupil, India