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One minute a day with someone you lost.

7 reasons to make Still With You part of your day, or give it to someone who needs a little comfort.

Still With You by Samantha Lonnis | 365 daily prayers

Last Updated September 16, 2026

You still have things to tell them. 

 

News they would have wanted to hear. 

A little moment that would have made them laugh. Sometimes, you reach for your phone before you remember.

 

The love is still there. So is the wish to do something with it.

 

Still With You offers a quiet daily moment to feel close to someone you miss : a short story, a Bible verse, a prayer for them, and a shorter one for you. A place to bring your love, and whatever you are carrying today.

1. There is still something loving you can do for them.

You may miss the ordinary ways you cared for them. 

Checking they got home. Asking about their day. Remembering how they liked their coffee.

A prayer gives that instinct to care a place to go. 

Open today's page, hold their name in mind, and ask God to keep them close.

A small act of love, meant for the person you still love.

2. A moment in the day can still belong to the two of you.

Before the messages, the errands, and everything the day asks of you, there can be this: a page, their name, a memory you let yourself stay with.

Perhaps their laugh comes back. Perhaps you think of something you would have told them. Each reading gives you a fresh place to begin, with the same person in your heart.

A little time set aside for a connection that still matters.

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3. A prayer for them. And a little tenderness for you.

The October 12 reading, "The Number," tells of a woman who wanted to keep her late husband's phone number. You may understand without needing anyone to explain. 

 

A voicemail. A shirt. Something small that still feels like a piece of them.

 

A prayer for them

 

"Father, hold the one I can no longer reach. Keep them close to You until I can be close to them again. Tell them tonight what I would say if I could."

 

A prayer for you

 

"And stop me apologising, Lord, for what I have not put down. Some things are only meant to be carried more gently."

 

The person you miss has a place on the page. So does the person trying to get through the day.

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4. You can seek a little peace without leaving them behind.

You can want a lighter morning and still want their name in it. You can want to smile at a memory, even if it brings tears too.

 

These readings leave room for both : the love you want to keep close and the comfort you need for yourself. 

 

Through Scripture and prayer, you can ask for help carrying what feels heavy today.

 

A moment to remember them, and to be gentle with yourself.

5. On the mornings when words won't come, they're here.

Some days, all you have is "I miss you." You do not need to turn that into a beautiful prayer or fill a journal page. The words are already written.  

 

Read quietly or aloud. 

 

Pause at the line you need. You can open the book exactly as you are that morning.

 

You do not have to do this perfectly for the moment to matter.

6. Years can pass. Their name still belongs here.

Other people may ask less often. The anniversary may pass without anyone mentioning it. You may still want to say their name.

 

Write it on the dedication page. 

 

Add a memory only you would understand, or simply "Love you always." Let this be a book you open with them in mind.

 

Recent loss or years later, begin with today's date. There are 365 daily readings, and nothing to catch up on if you miss a morning.

 

You can make room for them in the life you are living now.

7. Give someone a way to feel supported when you can't be there.

You may be reading this for a friend, a relative, or a coworker. You want to help. You also know you cannot take away how much they miss someone.

 

For someone who finds comfort in Christian prayer, this book offers words to return to and a moment of remembrance whenever they feel ready.

 

Write a note inside : "Thinking of you, and remembering them with you." 

 

They can open it today or later. If you share the loss, a copy each gives you a reading to share, even from different homes.
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You may already know whose name you would write.

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You may already know whose name you would write.

 

And where you would keep the book. 

Beside the bed. Next to your morning coffee. Somewhere you can reach for it when you want a quiet moment to feel close to them.

 

Still With You brings together 365 daily readings in a sewn hardcover : a prayer for the person you love, and a shorter one for the days when you need a little help, too.

 

Make a place for that moment. Choose your copy, or one for someone you care about.

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