Creative Prayer: An Interactive Space for Worship

by Catherine Brooks

Are you ready to trade the pressure of a blank page for a peaceful, creative space to connect with God?

Welcome to Creative Prayer, an interactive, beautifully curated book designed for Christian creatives, prayer journalers, and paper lovers. Part guided journal, part paper ephemera collection, this book is a gentle invitation to slow down, work with your hands, and document the beautiful fragments of God’s grace in your everyday life.

Inside, you won’t just find pages to read—you’ll find spaces to build, pray, and reflect. Creative Prayer blends thoughtful faith prompts and Scripture-inspired themes with hand-drawn stationery elements and vintage-inspired paper textures. It is designed to help you quiet the noise of the world, meditate on truth, and visually express your gratitude for the Creator.

Why You’ll Love

Faith-Filled Pages offer gentle, reflective prompts to help you process your faith journey, record answered prayers, and meditate on God's goodness.

Built-in Packed with hand-drawn elements, cozy textures, and beautiful paper bits ready for fussy cutting, layering, and pasting into your layouts.

A Sanctuary for Your The perfect creative home to combine your favorite Scripture verses, sermon notes, and personal reflections with the tactile joy of paper layering.

Mindful, Worshipful Designed to be a peaceful, screen-free escape where crafting becomes a form of quiet worship and a tangible reminder of His grace.

Whether you are a seasoned junk journaler or looking for a fresh, visual way to spend quiet time with the Lord, Creative Prayer provides the perfect foundation to cut, paste, and praise.

Grab your scissors, find your favorite glue stick, and let’s celebrate His grace together, one page at a time.

89 pages, Paperback

Published June 16, 2026

About the author

Catherine Brooks grew up in rural Pennsylvania and was a farmer’s daughter. After completing her master’s degree at The Pennsylvania State University in 1992, she and her sled dog headed north to Alaska. Catherine worked various jobs in interior Alaska over the next three decades, including a youth development specialist, business owner, nonprofit director, tourism operator, office assistant and manager, lab technician, professor, and local government specialist. She especially loved her time teaching at the University of Alaska Fairbanks in the Department of Alaska Native Studies and Rural Development. Catherine swears she had the best students in the world in the program. She was honored with emeritus status in May 2024. Her husband has been beside her for the majority of the journey. They have been blessed with three wonderful children and three incredible grandchildren. They currently own Write22 together, where she loves to encourage, empower, and educate people. Her husband creates beautiful antler jewelry inspired by his Alaska Native heritage and growing up in a subsistence lifestyle. She and her family call Fairbanks, Alaska, home but spend most of the summer on the Yukon River at her husband’s family fish camp, where skills and traditions are shared with the next generation.