A humourous prompt to pray for teachers!

With the clock ticking to the start of a new term some may be full of expectation and excitement. After months away from the physical classroom they will be back to the environment they trained for - teaching in front of class, partnering with colleagues, sending children home at the end of the day.

Pray for them.


Others maybe in a different place on the emotional spectrum - still fatigued, wrestling with their own fears, anxious about the demands.

Something more akin to this!

Pray for them. 

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