Ojibwe Evening Prayer


 We give thanks for another day on this earth.
We give thanks for this day
to enjoy the compassionate goodness 
of You, our Creator.
We acknowledge with one mind
our respect and gratefulness to
all the sacred circles of life.
Bind us together in the circle of compassion
to embrace all living creatures
and one another.

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