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Prayers To Share 100 Pass Along Reminers You Are Never Alone
$9.99
A comforting edition of our popular Prayers-to-Share series for the anxious and disconnected.
Feelings of isolation can come from anywhere – grief, loss, disappointment, rejection, or simply down days. They can turn our difficulty into despair. This edition of Prayers-to-Share is designed to comfort the lonely and remind them that because of God’s great love, they are never forsaken. Filled with comforting pass-along prayers, along with selected Scripture verses and encouraging quotes from Max Lucado, readers can easily send a message of hope that can change the course of someone’s day.
5 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9798886025293
UPC: 081983787478
Max Lucado
Binding: Other
Published: February 2024
Publisher: DaySpring
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