Prayers Written at Vailima and A Lowden Sabbath Morn gathers Robert Louis Stevenson's intimate devotional writings from his years in Samoa, where daily life, household worship, and island surroundings shaped a deeply personal faith. Framed by Mrs. Stevenson's vivid introduction, the collection emerges from the evening prayers at Vailima, where Stevenson's words became a center of family devotion and a bridge between his Scottish background and the Samoan household around him. These prayers are marked by gratitude, sorrow, dependence, and moral reflection, revealing a writer who turned naturally to God in joy, suffering, and uncertainty. The volume's compact selection moves through the full rhythm of spiritual life, with prayers for success, grace, morning and evening devotion, rain, separation, friendship, family, Sunday observance, self-blame, self-forgetfulness, and renewed joy. Sincere, reverent, and often poignant, this collection offers a window into Stevenson's inner life and the faith that sustained him. This edition has been fully restored with modern typesetting, custom cover design.