To allow our staff to fully celebrate the Christmas season with family and friends, the David C Cook and Integrity Music offices will be closed beginning end of business day on Friday, December 22nd and reopening on Tuesday, January 2nd. All orders received after December 18th will begin shipping after we reopen on January 2nd, 2024.

Erica Renaud

Erica Renaud is a powerful speaker and founder of two ongoing prayer initiatives. She speaks at various conferences, events, and retreats throughout the Northeast. Closer to home, Erica has taught in children’s ministry for over 6 years and helped develop a 12 week curriculum. Her and her husband are active in their congregation leading regular prayer and worship gatherings. Most recently, Erica launched a bi-annual area women’s event for Christian women of the Northeast called ‘Ignite’.

When she’s not ministering to others via a microphone, you will find Erica at home discipling her five children between the ages of 5 and 17. With most of the children currently homeschooled, her house is rarely short of laughter, schoolwork, and mess. In her ‘free’ time, Erica loves to frequent the mountains, lakes, and coffee shops of upstate New York.

Featured Books by Erica Renaud

Pray with Me

Erica Renaud

As Christian parents, our deep longing is for our children to love Jesus, not just know about Him. Pray with Me illustrates that intentional prayer practices can guide our children toward an authentic relationship with God during their pre–K through tween years.
Through relatable stories, biblical insight,and practical tips to involve families in prayer together, Erica Renaud outlines key steps and affirms the importance of:

Preparing children to pray by engaging their hearts
Getting creative about when, how, and what to pray
Expressing the theology of prayer in age–appropriate language
Encouraging prayer in response to tragedy and hard times

This go–to for parents will also be a valuable discipleship resource for ministry leaders in guiding children and families to know Jesus and connect with God through powerful, personal prayer.
As our children grow spiritually, we can too—no matter our own experience of prayer.