The Lord’s Prayer Around The World
One prayer. Many nations. Many languages. Discover the words Jesus taught His disciples and pray them in the language closest to your heart. Choose a language, slow down and take a few quiet moments with God.
Matthew 6:9–13
14 Languages
Explore one of Christianity’s most familiar prayers across languages, nations and cultures.
Pray At Your Own Pace
There is no need to rush. Read slowly, pause and allow every line to become personal.
Rooted In Scripture
Return to the pattern for prayer Jesus gave His disciples in Matthew chapter 6.
Read. Reflect. Pray.
Begin with our English and Spanish Lord’s Prayer artwork, then explore the wider international prayer collection below.
The Lord’s Prayer
A familiar traditional English presentation for quiet prayer and reflection.
El Padre Nuestro
The Lord’s Prayer in Spanish presented in the DailyPrayer.uk devotional style.
The Lord’s Prayer in different languages
Select a language below and the prayer will open instantly in the prayer reader. Traditional wording can vary slightly between churches, denominations and regions.
English
The Lord’s Prayer
Go deeper with a devotional guide
These languages already have dedicated DailyPrayer.uk pages with additional prayer and devotional material.
English
The Lord’s Prayer with a simple line-by-line devotional guide.
🇪🇸 Dedicated GuideEspañol
El Padre Nuestro with a Spanish devotional prayer guide.
🇧🇷 Dedicated GuidePortuguês do Brasil
A Oração do Senhor with a devotional guide in Portuguese.
🇵🇭 Dedicated GuideFilipino / Tagalog
Ang Panalangin ng Panginoon with additional devotional support.
Jesus taught us how to pray
The Lord’s Prayer gives us a simple rhythm for prayer. We honour God, seek His kingdom, trust Him for our daily needs, receive forgiveness, forgive others and ask Him for protection and guidance.
After this manner therefore pray ye: Our Father which art in heaven, Hallowed be thy name.
MATTHEW 6:9Take your time with every line
Prayer is not a performance. You do not have to say everything perfectly. Give yourself permission to slow down.
Be Still
Find a quiet moment and bring your attention back to God.
Choose Your Language
Pray in the language that feels most natural and meaningful to you.
Pause Between Lines
Give yourself space to reflect before continuing to the next part.
Make It Personal
Allow each line to lead into your own conversation with God today.
One Father. One prayer. Many languages.
Language may change the words we hear, but it does not change the God to whom we pray. Across nations and cultures, Christians continue to turn toward the Father with the prayer Jesus gave His disciples.
Bring peace where there is conflict, comfort where there is grief, provision where there is need, and hope where people feel forgotten.
Help us to recognise one another as people loved by You. Teach us to walk in mercy, forgiveness, compassion and peace.
Amen.
Prayer does not finish with Amen.
Continue your time with God through Today’s Prayer, the Prayer Journey or send a prayer request to the DailyPrayer.uk team.