Hi Friends,

I want to take this opportunity to tell you about a book that my good friend, Tricia Patterson, wrote this year. As parents of four, Christina and I are consistently looking for ways to have spiritual conversations with our kids that will stick with them for a lifetime.

That is why I am so excited to tell you about what Tricia has written with “A Prayer from Head to Toe.” We have a copy ourselves and have read it to our kids. It’s a book you can read over and over again, and I highly recommend it if you have kids or grandkids.

ABOUT THE BOOK

A Prayer from Head to Toe is a faith-filled picture book that helps parents speak biblical truth, identity, and blessing over their children — from their curious minds to their little toes.

Through poetic rhyme and whimsical illustrations, each page highlights a different part of the body, inviting children to connect with God through prayer and Scripture. Rooted in Scripture and filled with messages of love, purpose, and security, this book equips families to develop prayerful rhythms and shape spiritual identity in everyday moments.

A PERSONAL MESSAGE FROM TRICIA PATTERSON

“This book was born out of the bedtime prayers I’ve prayed over my daughters for years. I began praying from their heads to their toes—asking God to shape their minds with truth, guard their eyes and ears, strengthen their hearts, and guide their steps. My hope is that it encourages families to draw near to God together and reminds little ones that prayer can be woven into every part of who they are and everything they do.”

Thank you, Tricia, for writing a book that glorifies Jesus and helps our kids to know that God loves them! I hope that everyone will pick up a copy for themselves or as a gift for someone they love.

All for Jesus,
Brad D. Jenkins

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