PROTESTANT TRADITION 61 PRAYERS

Protestant prayers

Prayers from the Protestant Reformation and the traditions that followed: Martin Luther's morning, evening, and mealtime prayers; John Calvin's prayers for Sunday worship; John Wesley's Covenant Prayer; the prayers of Charles Spurgeon; the meditative prayers of Augustine, Anselm, and Thomas a Kempis; and traditional Protestant table graces and bedtime prayers.

Pew Research · Feb 2025 40% of US adults identify as Protestant
Protestantism remains the largest Christian grouping in the United States. Pew Research Center's 2023-24 Religious Landscape Study, published in February 2025, found that 40% of US adults identify with a Protestant tradition. Within Protestantism, evangelical Protestants account for 23% of US adults, mainline Protestants account for 11%, and members of historically Black Protestant churches account for 5%.
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