prayer journals

[calluna]

I just wondered if any one here keeps a prayer journal of some kind.

I would like to do this myself. I pray all the time, everyday, for someone or other, many people, and sometimes weeks later that prayer has been answered and miracles have happened. And now I want to keep a record of this.
Do I write a column of the name of the person, the specific prayer request and then leave space next to it or underneath it for the results?
I also want to write the progress aswell of the person being prayed for from the moment of prayer to the end result.
Or do I allocate so many pages for requests and so many pages for answers.

I know this may seem a simple thing, but I would like to do this well and in a way that it is easy for me to organize and follow.

I would like some ideas and suggestions on how to organize a prayer journal thankyou.

Calluna

 

[Christy74]

Seems to me that the best bet would be for you to do it in a way that's comfortable for you.
We're all different when it comes to what's the best way to be organized. Any way that you
do it that records prayers and answers to prayer, however you put it together, would serve
the purpose. Just my opinion.

 

[rizen1]

"In a notebook draw four columns down the page:

Column 1: Date of Prayer Request.

Column 2: Prayer Request.

Column 3: How prayer was answered.

Column 4: Date of answered prayer.

Then fill in a line with the details of the most important thing you are praying about this week. - You can add to it as much as you like. One topic per week is manageable for most people. - When a prayer request is answered that is the cue for giving thanks to God."
by Mark Water

I'm also interested in doing so, but for now I think God wants a praise Journal from me. I think the above is a simple guideline you can personalize, you can also buy a ready made prayer journal.
God bless you.