Trinitarian Prayer

Learning Objectives:
1. Describe the meaning of the phrase 'lex orandi, lex credendi'
2. Give examples to show the Trinitarian nature of prayer
3. Reflect on the ways you pray and the titles you use to address God

Resources Include:
- Fully editable lesson PowerPoint
- Mix & Match It: Trinitarian Prayer - a selection of 6 quotes taken from prayers about the Trinity, with their corresponding explanations for pupils to match up.

Religious Education Directory Links:
U7.3.6 - Describe the meaning of the phrase ‘lex orandi, lex credendi’ and give examples to show that Christian prayer is always Trinitarian in character.
R7.3.2 - Reflect on the ways they pray and the titles they use in addressing their prayer to God.

Scheme of Work: Year 7 Galilee to Jerusalem - Lesson 9 _______________________________________________________________________________

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