The phrase "a prayer in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the content or structure of a prayer, particularly in a context where you are explaining what the prayer entails or focuses on.
Example: "The book includes a prayer in which the author expresses gratitude for the blessings in life."
Alternatives: "a prayer that" or "a prayer where".
The ritual is based on a prayer in which the priest invokes the name of Jesus.
I ended my sermon with a prayer in which I included quotations from well known persons about love.
Lyrically, "Fly Like a Bird" boasts a prayer in which the protagonist asks God for help during difficult times, and to carry them "higher and higher".
Each one contains a 'meditation', in which he describes a stage of his illness, an 'expostulation' containing his reaction to that stage, and finally a prayer in which he makes peace with the disease.
Once more I am attuned to how "The world is charged with the grandeur of God". Any prayer in which there is a real meeting, a real relationship with the divine, is always changing.
The priest, accompanied by six acolytes, came out of the church, showing a reliquary containing a fragment of a bone of St. Christopher, and recited a brief prayer, in which he asked St. Christopher to protect the owners from danger.
Fragments of three of his prayers to Ishtar are preserved; among them is a penitential prayer in which he wonders about the cause of so much adversity.
The charge of "hooliganism" against three members of the group relates to the performance last February of a "punk prayer" in which they exhorted the Virgin Mary to "put Putin away".
A 12-movement, 97-minute work for orchestra, chorus, children's chorus and vocal soloists, it begins with the Hindu "Great Hymn of Creation," which describes a time before the creation of the universe, and ends with the "Dedication of Merit," a Buddhist prayer in which one asks to be worthy "to dispel the misery of the world".
Christian meditation is a form of prayer in which a structured attempt is made to become aware of and reflect upon the revelations of God.
It starts with a prayer, Allah, in which a female chorus and an orchestra set the mood for an album of swirling strings, drums and flutes, matched by powerful singing from N'Dour.
