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99 Prayers Your Church Needs But Doesnt Know It Yet
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When the unexpected comes and you can’t find the words to pray, 99 Prayers Your Church Needs (But Doesn’t Know It Yet) will provide the starting point that will help lead you to the prayer your congregation or pastor needs. From prayers for a family who has lost a loved one to addiction, to a prayer for the new pastor in a new congregation, these 99 prayers will help you respond to a multitude of unexpected prayer requests? whether celebratory or grieving, or somewhere in between?in the course of your congregation’s life.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780827225343
ISBN10: 0827225342
Bethany Fellows
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: November 2018
Publisher: Chalice Press
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