The Busy Woman's Guide to Prayer

(No matter how packed your daily planner is!)

Cheri Fuller

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September 16, 2007 11:49 PM

blessed-to-be-connected

I really feel encouraged by your sharing about prayers and praying. I felt the need to grab chance and time to pray to God - whether for loved ones near or far, friends and even strangers around. Thank you for your important reminder.

September 02, 2007 7:31 PM

Anonymous

Thanks for the guidelines! I can add other ways to pray during the day. I will share this with the ladies in my group, because we have started praying for our children and grandchildren. House of Mary Magdalene/Bobbie

November 29, 2007 10:35 AM

Tracy Pace

Jesus said our prayers should not be vain repetitions, but simple personal conversations thanking God and asking for what we need each day! I pray constantly wherever I'm at.